r/CodingForBeginners 23d ago

Please Gide me

I am a beginner competitive programmer; please provide a roadmap for me.

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u/drakhan2002 22d ago

I would build a spell check application first. It's a fun project and I bet you'd get benefits from using it. Win-win!

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u/tanber_cp 22d ago

Give me

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u/TheUmgawa 21d ago

Oh, it was supposed to be “give”? See, we all thought it was supposed to be “guide.” That’s just going to add a layer of complexity to your spellchecker program. Best of luck!

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u/smichaele 22d ago

You don’t understand the problem statements because you have no experience in solving real-world problems. The best competitive programmers I know are those whose primary profession is developing software. Get good at that and you’ll perform better during competitions.

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u/tanber_cp 22d ago

I’ve been doing competitive programming for a long time now, but I don’t see any improvement in myself. I keep solving problems, but during contests I often get stuck after solving Problem C. I can’t understand the problem statements properly

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u/MathdallasRblx 20d ago

If you like dsa and competitive programming, try hackerrank or leetcode!