MikeMirzayanov First of all, thanks for the new feature. I was hoping you could add a new entry similar to the problem.points to the api response of the problemset.problems method. Surely, the new feature can be used to make interesting things like a smart problem selector relative to one's average difficulty.
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You can find it in the
tagsproperty of the problem object. It starts with the*symbol.Well, I thought it would be there but I can't find any problem where the api response includes the difficulties in the tags. Am I missing something?
I also think this would be a really cool feature. With it, you could do stuff like analyze the difficulty distribution of problems the user has solved, make a number theory contest where the difficulty of the problems aligns with div1abcde, etc. It feels like something that exposes a lot of possibilities for people using the CF API.