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By 01011000000111000010, history, 6 years ago, In English

Hello everyone.I think you are well._Can you please help me?_

I have solved about 100 div2/div3 problem A.I have not enough idea how to solve problem B.How much time I should give to solve problem B? And which thing or problem solving techniques I must know?

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A and B are pretty similar in difficulty. They basically test whether you can implement what has been asked in the question in straight-forward and simple manner or not.

If you have started to feel comfortable in A level problems, just straight up jump to B and start solving them, very rarely you will see them utilizing any advanced topics.

Initially give them half an hour or so before seeing the editorial, if you believe that you are able to solve B before 30 minutes have passed consistently, just drop the time limit by 5 minutes, do it till your upperbound becomes 20-15 minutes and I guess you would have grasped pretty much what all B problems have to offer.

Also, do give contests, try to give them regularly, I know real life exists and you can't sit for all of them (my contest graph is a prime example of that) but try to give them as much as possible.

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solve difficulty wise bro like first solve 800 then 900 then 1000 in the problem set. because in problem B you will get problems with various difficulties.

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