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Collection of useful resources over the codeforces; Good Blog Post Resources about Algorithm and Data Structures; All the good tutorials found for Competitive Programming
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Sep 14, 2024 · Here is the list of some of the good tutorials written by codeforces users :- C++ Tricks by HosseinYousefi. C++ STL: map and set by adamant. C++ STL: Policy based data structures by adamant. Competitive C++ Manifesto: A Style Guide by HosseinYousefi. Catching silly mistakes with GCC by andreyv.
Jun 20, 2023 · C2 ladders are a great resource. I followed this approach for six months and witnessed great results. While solving easier problems and topics might provide a sense of accomplishment, if you...
A curated list of awesome Competitive Programming, Algorithm and Data Structure resources. Created with a view to connecting people to information, this list below contains a complete collection of all the fantastic resources I've collected over the course of my 11-year competitive programming career. I hope you'll find it useful :)
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In the right division of this page, you’ll see a countdown to the next challenge contest with a link to registerfor the challenge. You can't participate in a challenge without participation. Codeforces Blogs:This is one of the most essential parts of Codeforces, personally I have learned a lot of things from user’s blogs. Almost all professional pr...
The above image is an example of how contents are displayed, let’s break it down. 1. Enter: When you enter any past contest, you get to access all questions as in practice sessions. 2. Virtual Participation: This is like a virtual contest, in case you missed any contest or want to participate again. Your ratings won’t be affected by this participat...
This is the tab that you are going to use most, and yeah, I have tried my best to explain it all. The above image is an example of how the problems list is displayed, let’s break it down. 1. Question code:Like you see in image “1320 A” or “1313C1” these are question codes. Sometimes editorials use question code only instead of full names, so don’t ...
A user profile tells everything about a user’s life on CodeForces. Everything is open; details of all their contests, links to all their blogs, a little about their institution and where they belong to. Obviously, most of this is pretty clear, I won’t go on every detail, but of course the useful ones. 1. Add Friend:Right next to the username, you s...
Problemset tab is dedicated for practice purpose, but there are different strategies to use this set of problems for efficient growth. I am going to share strategy that I have been using for about a year now, and it has worked wonders for me. These are some of the basic topics that are building blocks of a competitive programmer: 1. Greedy 2. Brute...
Codeforces Visualizer: It’s an open hosted visualizer for codeforces accounts that tells you complete details of a user on codeforces, such as: his rating change, no. of questions attempted by user...Rating predictor:It’s a browser extension, available for most of the popular browser, it predicts rating changes live at the contest. It’s not 100% correct, but mostly accurate.StopStalk: It’s another platform like codeforces visualizer, but the difference is that it creates leader-board for your friends in your institution and you can see each and every thing they are do...- Anubhav Singhal
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So without furhter ado, I present to you a list of useful codeforces blogs for beginners. Experienced coders stay away! Must do topics for newbies: https://mirror.codeforces.com/blog/entry/92248. Binary Search use cases for beginners: https://mirror.codeforces.com/blog/entry/114253.
