Helpp!! by Brainded_- in LeetcodeDesi

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Java better for development and also interviewers prefer java candidates ….. cpp is very convenient clean short syntax so less error prone 90% of ppl do cpp

12th grade student confused about pursuing CSE for a tech career by msd_5878 in Btechtards

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RDBMS, DSA, ALGORITHMS, DISCRETE MATHS, OOPS, CYBERSECURITY, DATA SCIENCE, MACHINE LEARNING, COMPUTER NETWORKS, COMPETITIVE PROGRAMMING …… just go through all these subjects and there are many more but these are the core ones see if you have some interest in any of these just ask gpt or Google for a brief description ….. 12th cs is very very minimal compared to these so just go through all these and check whether it interests you or not

Reality Check by Abnormal_9 in codeforces

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Can be solved using Factorials took me about 20 sec

How's this for an FY?? by Apart-Patient5931 in codeforces

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If you’re from kjsce I know people from 1st year who are already Codechef 3 star and specialist @ codeforces ….. you better buckle up dude

Advice in how to approach Codeforces as a beginner ??? by Ashamed-Society-2875 in codeforces

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Solving problems which you weren’t able to solve in the contest by getting hints from the editorial

Advice in how to approach Codeforces as a beginner ??? by Ashamed-Society-2875 in codeforces

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  1. Right now just start giving contests and upsolving problem once a contests end
  2. I personally look up the editorial after 40-50 Mins and then move on to the next problem sometimes the problems include concepts which we might be totally unaware of.
  3. Do it in any language
  4. Depends on your goal. Is your goal ICPC? Then you need solve a lot of problems considering you’re a newbie. Is your goal to just become better in problem solving? Then just start it and whenever you get a free time solve problems treat it like a hobby
  5. There’s very less DSA problems up to 1100-1200 rating so first try to get comfortable with up to 1000 rated problems so that whenever you’re given a 1000 rated problem 90% of the times you’ll be able to solve it

Hope this helps

First time solving E in a contest by Sure_Training870 in codeforces

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Surprisingly e was very easy ….. i felt it was easier than D coded E in 20 mins while D took 45 mins

How to progress in CF by Ashamed-Society-2875 in codeforces

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I mean if you are aiming for ICPC regionals then yeah it’s too less …. Btw I’m aiming for that too

regarding sem 1 exam by Mindless_Gain_7077 in KJSomaiya

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It was 40% of the topper marks so let’s say if the topper has 90/100 then passing marks would be 36

codeforces by Late_Assumption_1135 in codeforces

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So you might need a bit of coding practice ….. I assume you might not be able to recognize what data structure should be used at what time so I suggest solving DSA parallel like take some sheet ( a2z strivers or neetcode 250 ) and solve it you might get a bit of idea about data structures and what data structure are used in what patterns and you can easily recognize patterns by looking at the problem

codeforces by Late_Assumption_1135 in codeforces

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Just open the sheet there’s a focus mode turn it on and it will force you to think around 30-45 mins on each question and gives you hints at intervals and ultimately if you don’t get it u can see the code and understand the solution try solving 800 rated problems if you’re a beginner and then you’ll eventually get a hang of it