Hello CF,
I just want an advice on how to handle big contests after my choke in INOI. Like I went from 54 nationally in first stage to 158 in second(INOI). Any tips would be valuable for me.
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To handle big contest, it is necessary, although necessary might not be the proper word, so let's say, It's a must to have good command in a specific Language and in ur case, This language isn't any programming language rather it's English Language.