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Asking for help with problems from running contests - what's wrong with people?, 6 years ago
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Well if you see, the cheating cases that are caught and reported generally are the cases where sharing of code is involved. So it is obvious that some people might think that only sharing of code is called as cheating and if they ask for (logic/concept/name of algorithm/resource/etc) and then code the solution themselves it will not be considered as cheating. |
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Can anyone suggest more good problems like DIV2 'C'(1336A) |
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