Well, like I said earlier, you want to come across as many concepts as quickly as possible. If you're able to solve ~80%+ of the problems you're doing on your own, even if it takes a while, or in fact especially if it takes a while, you are not using your time most effectivel...
cses problemset → Reply gkosthefinalboss7 5 months ago, # | 0 If you didn't know, the catalog has many answers on how to become better. I know it a LOT to read but... No one said it's supposed to be easy. → Reply Codeforces...
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Isn't this similar to the CSES problem: https://cses.fi/problemset/task/2187 ? But with the input: 2⋅n(((...( k times)2⋅n(((...(⏟k times) → Reply reowong 11 months ago, # | +8 if the first closing bracket is on k+1k+1, then first kk brackets are openi...
Hello, I am Gustavo from Brazil. I would like some tips to help me improve. Currently, I can solve problems rated around 800 in Div. 4. I can solve problems A, B, and C in Div. 4 contests, but no more than that. In Div. 3, I can sometimes solve problem A, but I don’t ...
Hi, I am trying to solve Grid Paths from CSES (https://cses.fi/problemset/result/5369523/). I got the correct answer but it's TLE. My solution uses ~10s. Any idea? Thank you. stringq;boolvisiting[7][7]={false};intcnt=0;voiddfs(inti,intj,intwalk){if(i<0||i>6||j<0||j...
"How do you approach problems like X"In high school algebra and calculus you often have well defined recipes that tell you how to solve every problem (of some specific kind) ever. I suspect some people think this applies to CP as well. It doesn't. Most of the time, there is no "st...
Thus, we can solve the problem as such: find the DFS tree of the graph and paint it in two colors; if there is exactly one contradictory back-edge, add it to the answer; use dynamic programming to calculate, for each span-edge, how many contradictory and how many non-contradictory back...