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Real question
By K.Outis, history, 12 hours ago, In English

Hi codeforces! I really have a question for you!
- How can I take a leap forward for an extraordinary jump in coding?
- How to become faster at coding?
- How to write cleaner code?
- How to solve problems more quickly and accurately, and so on...?

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11 hours ago, # |
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Maybe these shouldn't be asked.You can see my first blog and I'm joked as you.No one replies seriously.The peole here are mostly just like that.

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    10 hours ago, # ^ |
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    Maybe.

    I thought to myself, maybe someone has something to share. Because sometimes I see people who seem like they were born for this job, who can progress at such a steep rate. Maybe they use tips and techniques. There are things that we all know, but I was waiting for interesting tips from the elders.

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      8 hours ago, # ^ |
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      Yeah.Let's make progress step by step.Don't worry.99% are not genius.Believe in yourself!

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10 hours ago, # |
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more practise

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9 hours ago, # |
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1- Solve more problems

2- depending on what you mean, if you mean become faster at just writing code, then you can practice touch typing (try typing club or something), if you mean reaching the solution faster, then refer to the answer of the first question (You usually reach the idea faster if you have solved something similar before, solving more will surely help on this)

3- You are asking in the wrong place, usually we don't focus on writing a clean code in a contest because we need to write the code quickly, it's not easy to write clean code quickly, I can give you some general tips like "use meaningful names"... etc, but I would suggest googling since there are a lot of clean code practices that I can't be written in a single comment, You may even read Clean Code book.

For CP, just try to keep everything idented correctly and maybe divide the too complex logic into smaller parts (functions or just separating them by a line or something to make debugging easier)

4- Refer to the answer of the first question

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8 hours ago, # |
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The 'science' of training in competitive programming by I_love_Hoang_Yen

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reach red and u will be able to do that

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