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No worries :) |
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Hey hi, if you're done with GROKKING ALGORITHMS or any other book that covers the basics of coding in python, DS & Algorithms, that gets you acquainted with the lengthy OOP based codes, go for CAMBRIDGE'S CP IN PYTHON. The one you're talking about (Cambridge's CP in Python) is a very good book to buy, and there's no doubt here. This book covers everything that an average coder needs. But wrt newbies, I felt that this book hasn't covered the ground basics of programming, DS and Algorithms much. So with GROKKING ALGORITHMS by Aditya Y Bhargava, not only will you get strong with all the DS and Algorithms, but also you'll get all your prerequisites to CP and get acquainted with the continuous lines of code in Cambridge's CP in Python... I've done the same. If you're a super coder, just go for it. All the best :) |
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pankajkompella →
LINKS FOR THE BOOKS MENTIONED IN https://codeforces.me/blog/entry/78520, 6 years ago
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Thank you :) That's Cormen book right... |
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I started to code at 16 lol... But I'm doing CP now at 19 |
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Check this: https://codeforces.me/blog/entry/78545 |
