Solved a DS/Algo question & forget it after a week?

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Solved a DS/Algo question & forget it after a week? Don't worry I have a SECRET tip for you. "update your `mind cache` with Fibonacci Sequence Interval, starting from index=2" Explanation: 0. Suppose you solved a problem on
Day 0, 1. Solve the same question after a gap as per Fibonacci Sequence starting 1, 2, 3, 5 . . . That means, after Day 0, solve the same question on Day 2, then on Day 5, then on Day 9 and so on . . . 2. Only STOP when you are able to solve the problem for Three Consecutive Solving Days and the Third day should be a Cakewalk. 😋 See, "In DS & Algo, It's not about how many problems you've solved. But it's about how well you've understood the ones you already know." 😇
Credit " Akshay Saini

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