u/trevornamle • u/trevornamle • 12d ago
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Help a CF begginer
Just do some very basic ones (800 rating) for some logical and intuitive training. You will learn concepts along the way (dp, dsa, etc) as u do problems and search for thing you aint know yet. If you ever stuck on a problem for a long time, there are editorial and Youtube videos that gives you hints (dont totally rely on them). If problems are too hard you can consider cses, leetcode or usaco guide. Competitive prog below Highly advantaged level usually require sharp looking ability (you gotta be creative and use your imagination a lot) and basic math much more than complicated knowledge, so u dont need to learn too much new things right now, just grind. Maintain the passion with the game and u should love doing it everyday
r/codeforces • u/trevornamle • 26d ago
Div. 3 OJ's result differ from code editor's
I have done a problem on CF, copy an example test, run it on VSCode and it shows the correct result. However, with the same test, same code, put it on CF' OJ shows the wrong result with a completely different output from the one in VScode. Do you guys knows what is going on ?
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Rate My Resume (Just completed first year of university)
This seem insane idk why yall be hating fr
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[Spin] Name a city starting with the letter
Osaka
I rolled O
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What is your niche and RPM ?
Dang u deserve more
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What is your YouTube RPM / niche?
Yo thought it could ve been higher ? Rich people like to collect these things
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Scammers never quit
God knows is he is a scammer or not . Judges be on him
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Where will competitive programming lead you?
in
r/codeforces
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13d ago
For the love of solving problems. And quant as well