This is my personal journey into the world of algorithms.

I am using CodeWars to practice consistently and challenge myself with real problems. The goal is simple — exercise my brain, get comfortable with new challenges, and build the problem-solving skills needed for technical interviews.

📌 About My Process

My approach to every kata:

1. Read — understand the problem before writing a single line
2. Pseudocode — plan the logic in plain english first
3. Code — write a working solution
4. Refactor — clean it up, make it readable

For each kata I also document:

• What I found complex or confusing
• The link to the original kata on CodeWars
• Mistakes I made along the way

💡 Note: sometimes the kata instructions are not fully clear. You will see cases where I solved the wrong problem at first — I document those too, because that's part of the learning.

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#	Kata	Difficulty	Topic	Date	Link
1	FizzBuzz	6 kyu	Modulo, Control Flow, Array Map	Feb 2026	link
2	Tidy up the room	6 kyu	Modulo, Control Flow, Array Map	Feb 2026	link

🛠️ Tech

JavaScript (ES6+) Node.js to run solutions locally Python

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📈 Goals

• Complete 10 katas
• Complete 25 katas
• Reach 6 kyu on CodeWars
• Feel confident in a technical interview

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