Hello, everyone I want to join in a Team to Practise about Algoritms, Data structures, and the problems in Codeforces, Topcoder,... If anyone has a team please tell and allow me joinh,,, Thankyou very much!
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Why join a team? You can get sufficiently better at programming if you faithfully work your way through the codeforces problemset.
My advice on how to train yourself is in this comment: http://codeforces.net/blog/entry/2332#comment-183228
That division in steps is a bit extreme. The guy should learn suffix trees (I have no idea how suffix trees work, btw) before he even tries to do a problem?
Its quite surprising to see that a similar message from a purple guy got up-voted and this guy got down-voted! If by 'team' you were implying training together, then I would be glad to train alongside you! If you and anybody else is interested, then please message me, to discuss further plans.
I am interested . Gmail Id- [email protected]
For what? You can read code from everyone or tutorial!