How To Become Red Coder? (codeforces.com)

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I did the watermelon one the other day and it was super easy… I tried the next easy one “way too long words” and it seems simple but I really don’t know how to code it… c++ is my second language. I use js and I consider myself a beginner in it. Gonna try again later. C++ confused me from all the libraries it seems I need to download and also when I watch programmers on competition they already have some sort of set up and I don’t have anything, gotta do everything from scratch…

Blud thinks he is funny.

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thanks you for vietnamese sub

I am a 1600. Does it make sense for me to solve 100+ 2200 problems? Because that's what I am doing

Spengler, are you serious about actually catching a ghost?

i more fun when i typing with look to keybourd

i need touch typing or not?

That thumbnail with the og C++ tome

Can someone please tell me which book he is holding in his thumbnail? i can read the line thinking in C++ but apart from it im not able to see the author name.

very simple yet informative vídeo

when you see the video on april 1st 😮

I am watching this video on 1st Apr 2023.

this video is not only about to be red but also for a random guys

you are awsome

Im getting trouble with tip5：if tutorial is hard to understand and the implementation is hard too, should you skip it or spend days on it? If you skip it, how is it any different working on it on the other day?

You are so cute as you stop during the video after telling the joke like that

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Always little higher then levels
Always of different categories
If you don't know algorithm then learn from editorial


After 3 hr and not able then editorial

april fool sir that i missed

No promotion, No extra talk to make video long. Exactly to the point. 💯❤️

I can't get myself to read editorials. It ruins the problem solving experience for me. How can I become a red coder without reading editorials

my man says thanks for the video but there's like 5 mins left

......THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

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I remember a problem took me 3 days to solve. I won't waste that much time anymore.

what's your handle name?(code forces, CodeChef)

My advice is to learn computer science... especially computer architecture..then any language will make sense, and you will understand how to harness the problem solving abilities of any computer language and understand it's physical limitations..it also explains why many use C++ for competition...it's one of the most flexible and free range languages but of course required you to understand fundamentally how the Von Neumann computer science architecture works

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Hello! I am beginner in coding and I really like your videos. I think they are really interesting and you are nice guy!

"Thank you, I will fight for you :)"

practice practice practice.. I will meet you one day

I think i was doing a very bad mistake (: usually when i get stuck i keep trying even if it takes me to the next day to solve the problem 😐. thanks for the tip you might have just saved my life

i love your video it just fun

What's the incentive to be good at solving these coding problems?

Yeah okay got it, but is that rated?

Thanks for sharing

Most liked tip by me is “practice”

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Love this guys humor 😂.

Coool

When you say bye bye at starting, Then I focused on the video and saw that the video is still pending. The timeline is not complete and in video is bye bye. How 😄😄😄😄

Does exist a book on math for software developers?

Not getting stuck on one question and instead watching editorial tip was very helpful, thanks!

No. You need to know the principles and techniques of smart algorithms. And what is a technique? Well really, it is a way to transform a problem into an easier problem that has the same answer. Like N*(N+1)/2 instead of 1+2+3+ . . . + N. And that happens when you utilize all of the information given and its special properties to show it is a special case of what its straightforward representation is. You have to think in terms of general principles. sets, lists, trees - data structures - and how to reduce them.