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By Proloooo, 8 months ago, In English

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just master basic topics and mathematics and try to solve A and B fast this topics are not required until you reach to solve div 2 D and try to practice problems with range of 1100 to 1200 you will improve

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I'd honestly say that you should focus on basics first, I know, I know, it sounds boring as hell But going too fast without learning basics is literally trying to build a skyscraper with no base. Good luck.

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That's a classic. You learn how others run before you can walk.

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    I realize I was too eager for quick results, which caused me to overlook the basics. Thanks,♥

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There is such a thing as knowing too much technique. I haven't seen a single problem <=2000 rated in the past few months' worth of contests that uses anything more fancy than like the gold section on usaco.guide. And I've seen like 1 2100 rated convex hull problem but that's it.

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    i agree with you, I should focus on problems closer to my current rating rather than the difficult ones. Thanks ♥

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