I\'m noticing that leetcode question base is growing so large and has way too many similar problems that It\'s hard to keep a track of **root problems**/**patterns** from which **similar** problems originate from. **1500** problems. Seriously? It will take people years to navigate through all of it.  \n\nI think leetcode can be better by helping us **learn different and distinct problems/patterns** first and then have a different pool of similar problems that are based off of patterns.\n\n**Note**: I\'m not asking for categories such as "Dynamic Programming" problems, "Heap" problems etc. They are already there. There is a group of similar problems for each of these categories. For example: https://leetcode.com/discuss/general-discussion/662866/dp-for-beginners-problems-patterns-sample-solutions\n\nHas anyone organized problems by patterns? If so I\'d really appreciate it. Or any helpful advice? \nThis way we can focus on **what\'s important** first.\n\nI\'m new to Leetcode, may be I\'m missing something obvious here. Would love inputs.\n\nThanks :)!\n

I\'m noticing that leetcode question base is growing so large and has way too many similar problems that It\'s hard to keep a track of root problems/patterns fr