> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://launchpad-about-us.nxtwave.tech/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# 📊 My Progress

> See what you have finished, how your practice is going, and what to do next — all in one place.

My Progress is your coding journey at a glance. It shows what you have finished, how your practice is going, and which problem to pick up next, so you can spend your prep time where it matters most.

## Your key numbers

The top of the page summarizes your DSA practice:

| Metric | What it tells you |
| - | - |
| **Problems solved** | Total problems you have solved |
| **Active days** | How many days you practiced in the last 7 days |
| **Total submissions** | Every submission you have made, including retries |
| **First-attempt accuracy** | How often you solve a problem on your first try |
| **Overall accuracy** | Your accuracy across all submissions |

## Three views

> [card] Overview
>
> Your numbers, practice rhythm, daily activity, and a suggested next step.

> [card] Areas to Improve
>
> Topics linked to your incorrect answers, with the evidence behind each one.

> [card] Practice History
>
> A record of the problems you have attempted and solved.

## What else you will find

**Where to look first** — the topics most linked to your incorrect answers, so you know what to revise.

**Your practice rhythm** — a daily, weekly, or monthly chart of your submissions, along with your current streak.

**Next step** — Launchpad suggests what to do next, for example continuing an unfinished problem, starting with the easiest one.

**Daily activity** — a heatmap of the days you practiced.

**Difficulty breakdown** — how many Easy, Medium, and Hard problems you have solved, missed, or not started.

**Skills gained** — every topic you have solved problems in, grouped into beginner and advanced.

> [!TIP]
>
> Check **Areas to improve** once a week and pick one topic to revise. Small, focused fixes add up faster than random practice.


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