Hello everyone I take a considerable time to understand a problem and this might take me 20 to 30 minutes. So I want to know how and what do you do to understand a given problem quickly and the way to tackle them?
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Hello everyone I take a considerable time to understand a problem and this might take me 20 to 30 minutes. So I want to know how and what do you do to understand a given problem quickly and the way to tackle them?
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There are few things to consider while reading a problem.
Generally for n=1e6- O(nlogn), O(n) is required and for n<=5e3 O(n^2) is okay. Finally after deciding all these things. Start writing your code fast and bug free.
I guess it comes with practice. You can try virtual contests on Codeforces tom improve your speed. All the best :)