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By Priyansh31dec, 2 weeks ago, In English

Hi folks! I have created a list of 31 problems in each rating from 800 to 1900 with nice reusable concepts.

Link to the sheet: https://www.tle-eliminators.com/cp-sheet

Who Am I?

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How were the problems chosen?

Video

To choose the problems for a rating:

  • Went to the CProblemset and filtered on that rating.
  • Started reading each problem starting from the latest problem.
  • Selected a problem if it was very interesting and contained an idea, result or algorithm which is reusable in a lot of other problems of similar difficulty.
  • Also got each problem reviewed by other high rated (CM and higher) folks to avoid a large personal bias in choice of ideas.

Overall:

  • Each problem is fairly new making it more relevant to the style of problems common in today's contests.
  • Each problem actually teaches you a nice idea. This introduces you to a lot of reusable ideas, in much lesser time compared to discovering them while solving random problems.
  • Problems are grouped by rating and not topic to prevent you from solving many problems from same topic in a row.

Progress

  • As Version 1, I initially selected the problems from 800 to 1200 rating a year ago, to check if people would actually like them.
  • The response was overwhelmingly positive. Seeing that, I extended the set to 1600 rating.
  • Post that I started getting requests to extend it to 1900 and add additional features.
  • In November last year, after seeing that 70000+ users had signed up to check out the problemset on our website, I along with my team at TLE Eliminators started working on Version 2 and it is finally here.

Additional features in Version 2

Preview
  • Video solutions: Solutions for every problem, uploaded week by week to guide you through the problems.
  • Improved UI: A sleeker, more user-friendly interface compared to V1.
  • Leaderboard: See where you stand among others and stay motivated.
  • Progress-sync with Codeforces: We sync your submissions with Codeforces to automatically mark the problems as done.
  • Discussion section: A place to connect with peers and exchange ideas.
  • Notes section: Take notes if you like keeping a track of learnt ideas.

In case you're interested in trying out these cool problems, you can head over to: https://www.tle-eliminators.com/cp-sheet. Be sure to drop in your suggestions or feature requests in the comments. I would also love to get feedback after you've tried out some problems.

Note: This is not for Candidate Masters and above as you might have guessed from the title. If you're X rated on Codeforces, I would recommend starting with problems rated X-200 to feel a little challenged and explore ideas more relevant for your skill level.

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By Priyansh31dec, history, 4 years ago, In English

Elysium brings to you — “ ProSort ”, an online programming competition organized by IIITD’s programming club Foobar.

It is a team event that gives you a chance to go head-on-head with the country’s brightest algorithmic brains and solve a variety of challenging programming problems.

ProSort is a competitive programming contest aimed at college students. You will be required to solve algorithmic puzzles. The contest will be organized on Codeforces and players can form teams of up to 2 members. This will be a great opportunity to showcase your programming skills and also go head-on with the best programmers across the country.

Date 26th October 2020

Timing 6:30 to 8:30 pm

Venue Codeforces

The event will be a part of Elysium’20, IEEE IIIT Delhi’s online tech week.

We have a cash prize of Rs. 6,000 and goodies worth Rs. 72,000 for the top three teams (Both Indian and Non Indian).

Registration link

Contest link The contest starts today at 6:30 PM (IST)

All the best,

Team Elysium

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