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Take binary search. I once talked about it for six hours straight. A beginner at that lecture would’ve probably quit CP immediately. And that’s ok. Beginners don’t need all that. But the truth is, thereisthat much depth to explore even in seemingly simple topics like binary search —...
Isn't this blog for asking questions to Kevin114514? → Reply Kevin114514 19 months ago, # ^ | ← Rev. 2 +22 A1: i'm enjoying my dayA2: Dev-C++A3: not one specifically but i like ad-hoc problemsA4: participate more and you'll be calmerA5: upsolve problems with difficulty ...
Same as in previous rounds, the competition is primarily aimed at improving practical skills. There will be 2 hours for 5 tasks of varying difficulty, the easiest of which can even be solved by beginners. The scoring for each task being block-based (meaning points are awarded for each block...
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I have been trying to learn Dynamic Programming for2 monthsnow, I completed a couple ofyoutube playlist, solved practice questions for beginners on Atcoder and somesuper easy questionson Codeforces. Now, whenever I try questions from a range 1600+ questions, I am not able to do it. Also ...
Also, Is it possible to succeed in competitive programming by only solving cf problems or are there websites that are more suitable for beginners? And if you can, please shareyourways of/tips on cp training. I'm really sure that I will not be the only one who would benefit from them....
I think it is too hard for div.4 too. As an expert, I cannot even be rated on div.3, and I expect I can AK div.4 or at least only not solve the last question. However, I could only solve 7 questions, and questions beyond A and B are quite stressful for me. I cannot get ...
DFS (Depth First Search) is an algorithm used to traverse graph or tree. We first select the root node of a tree, or any random node(in case of graph) and explore as far as possible in a branch and then come back to a fixed point. DFS is generally used for connectivity questions....
The same situation applies to Atcoder beginners or CodeChef contests. Also, no rating rollback has occurred for approximately 11 contests now. →Reply marco_27 3 months ago,#^| ←Rev.2→0 . →Reply itsraajjjuuuu 3 months ago,#|