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Checklist for OI Problems (WebApp)
By RezwanArefin01, 8 years ago, In English
Checklist for OI Problems (WebApp) Hello Everyone, I guess everyone who is preparing for OI already know about this [Checklist for OI Problems](https://codeforces.me/blog/entry/59422) prepared by [user:ko_osaga,2018-11-01]. I've been using this for quite a long time, and it is really helpful! But since the checklist gets updated from time to time, I found it hard to migrate from the previous checklist to new checklist. So, I made the following web app for the same purpose! Now you don't need to worry about migrating, I can just add the problems to database and it'll update automatically! Link: [OI Checklist](https://oichecklist.pythonanywhere.com) Please find the features and changes to the main checklist bellow: Features and Changes ------------------ 1. First of all, now the checklist contains direct link to each problem, while the main checklist had link to some parent of the link. And clicking on a contest name will lead to the official "Task" page of that contest, which generally contains jud...
Checklist for OI Problems (WebApp), 4. You can see statistics of a problem by hovering over the cell. Currently the statistics include, Hello Everyone, I guess everyone who is preparing for OI already know about this [Checklist for

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