u/Unable_Inside_6495

Hi, newbie to LeetCode here. Those who have done in-person/live technical questions, is it expected to provide the solution in one go?

What I want to ask is if, let's say, I am working on an array and hashing problem related to matrices, and I want to add print statements to check the matrix that I am generating step by step (or any other output), so I can keep track, are we allowed to do that?

Or is it expected that we solve the entire problem, without taking a look at the outputs being generated step by step?

Thanks!

First of all, I'd like to say that I am very appreciative of this program and all the people who work hard to run it smoothly, and the fact that there are multitudes of ways that you can create your own personal "venture" through the course offerings, with each specialization being a degree on its own (in some other MS programs). With that being said, I had a question regarding the AI/ML coursework offered. I have recently begun the program and plan on going deep into this field of study through the AI Spec. Here are the courses I have planned to take so far:

AI, RL, ML, DL, HDDA (and SDP).

...But, it feels like that's it for the AI/ML depth? I guess I can take classes like Bayes, AI4R, etc., but these are all branching out (or leading up to) studying AI/ML, not going deeper into it.

And, for example, look at the Computing case, where it is a nice transition into deeper territory: GIOS -> AOS -> SDCC, DC

It would be nice to have some courses like Advanced AI/ML, Advanced Deep Learning, etc., to continue down this spec just the way we have for Computing.