for some reason practicing 1200 problems leads me to reading tutorials 9/10 times , i put a timer for 45 mins and if im stuck ill just read the tutorial , if not i keep thinking until i get it right , but thats the problem, most of the questions i can be having the right approach or tools but for some reason a small thing halts me from actually solving it , when can i crack that barrier of actually solving 1200 questions i dont know , so i came here asking ,i read the tutorials fully and understand how he came up with approach too and i dont look at the codes until i fully understand the theory . thanks for reading this

I watched calin golen guide on it and i already know the fundamentals of modulars , primes and etc

but it seems to me that approaching these kinda problems arent like constructive greedy sortings or strings at all , i feel like im just throwing numbers and test cases like an idiot and i have no idea on how to begin the question , never solved a question by my own on this topic , any tips ?