Pattern before syntax
Visual reasoning and plain-English invariants come before the editor.
Master the 150 interview patterns through real execution, progressive hints, and explanations that connect the algorithm to idiomatic Rust.
1 pub fn solve(input: &[i32]) -> Answer 2 { 3 // name the invariant 4 todo!() 5 } 6
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Based on the NeetCode 150, rebuilt as a guided Rust curriculum. Choose a pattern, then work through its problems in order.
Crabcode turns Rust’s strictness into a teaching tool. Every lesson calls out the ownership, borrowing, and type decisions that make your solution safe and fast.
Visual reasoning and plain-English invariants come before the editor.
Three progressive nudges preserve the breakthrough while keeping you moving.
Every solution explains ownership choices, correctness, and complexity.
Run real Rust, add your own tests, and turn failures into targeted coaching.