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Hey codeforces, I am still newbie aiming to become master or candidate master within 2026.
Is this probably possible with proper consistency, just seeking advice and experience from you guys!
Please don't downvote or discourage, just share the way and experience that may help me. Thanks in return!
hey everyone, i am a simple beginner competitive programmer from Asia. I am now in a confusion about learning new concepts and libraries. Should i learn those by topic wise or I should learn with problem category! Thanks in advance!
