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To get name of those coders who write neat code (c++)
By gech_guy, history, 7 years ago, In English

HI, codeforces, I am an aspiring programmer, eager to gain knowledge. I want to know name of those coders who write neat codes, without macros and very reading friendly in c++. I have got one for that and he is rajat1603. I would like to know some more coders of this type, so that I can read thier code and understand whenever I feel that editorial is difficult to understand. Please do help.

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My code.

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Um_nik , Haghani and guys from USACO like pacu and others like most elegant codes I have ever seen.

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tourist

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Haha we should write a NN to do this xD

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What will you do then, browse through submissions to find your person who's on your list, instead look over to any randon guy who solved that problem in your preferred language by filtering it. In comments community provides different explanation that might help you. Hope it helps!

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    If I would make them friends, I can directly see thier codes without searching where his code exist.

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Benq writes clean code!

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    If you understand R0F and F0R and FOR in his templates then maybe ;)

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Alpha_Q.
You may like to checkout his code repository — GitHub/CoolestCodeLibrary . Coolest codes I've seen.

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Despite of being cyan, some of my friends say I write elegant code. I hope you can learn something new from my code.

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    while (skolkim_dolboebam_nravjatsa_ubogie_zadachi_na_grafi < i)
{
	indeks_raschitivanija_pidarasov++;
	skolkim_dolboebam_nravjatsa_ubogie_zadachi_na_grafi += ocherednoj_ubogij_masiv[indeks_raschitivanija_pidarasov];
}

    Wow. It's nice that you avoid using useless 2-letter variable names, but this is equally bad, I wouldn't call that "elegant"...

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Bassel

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Dear gech_guy,

You are welcome to read my code.

I do strive to write clean, fast and memory efficient code for each problem, regardless of how many problems are submitted and accepted during each contest.

Best wishes,

P.S. For those who may think that the writer of this comment has an "ego" problem: please calm down and focus on improving your programming skills. He is just trying to help. Thank you.

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    meaning("the writer of this comment") == meaning("I").

    This shows you unnecessarily complicate things, hence your code is also probably unnecessarily complicated.

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      Your right to interpret the calming down P.S. to the contrary of what it was meant to be is respected.

      Readable, fast, and memory efficient code does not have to be the simplest and the least complicated.

      Thanks and best wishes.

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        Out of curiosity, why are you referring to yourself in third person? How many people have access to this account? :P

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          Dear I_love_Captain_America

          Thanks for trying to comprehend the reason for not using the pronoun "I" in the P.S. It is hoped that the unrevealed reason is appreciated.

          RE: How many people have access to this account?

          The submissions page of this account is accessible in the public domain without logging in to Codeforces. Therefore, it is assumed that all members of Codeforces have access to it.

          If you mean by "access" having the account password, not just reading the submissions page, the account password has not been shared with anyone. Nonetheless, unauthorized access through hacking the account password is possible no matter how very unlikely.

          Thanks again and best wishes.

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HosseinYousefi :)

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dotorya, Golovanov399, unused, Shayan, HellKitsune, matthew99, Tima

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    me?? why???

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      I found out that you write neat and clean code which helps me to understand easily. And this is the only reason I follow you on Codeforces :)

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        oh really? I'm glad that my codes helped you!!!

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      unused I'm your fan too

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I_love_Tanya_Romanova

chemthan

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    I've used I_love I_love_Tanya_Romanova 's code for working through problems I struggle with before. It was neat enough that it helped. Haven't tried reading too many other people's code.

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adamant, I think

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Personally, I find neal's code to be very easy to read; it's not always the most concise, but it's typically very easy to understand every part of the code. Very useful to refer to when I wanted to look at implementations for difficult problems.

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Motarack

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summitwei writes the best code I have ever seen :o

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You should check out codes of cerberus97. He writes such beautiful codes.

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Ashishgup

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ajinkya1p3 submissions looks very neat and easy to understand.

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py_ultron has the best clean codes I have ever seen for newer coders who have just started with cp! :)

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neal's codes are perfect

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Any coder other than neal who writes codes without macros and best naming of variables?

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mango_lassi

He writes a neat implementation along with comments most of the time.

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ecnerwala. I like his clean code and assert statements because they clearly indicate what his expectations are about the state of the program at that point.

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Ashishgup

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In my opinion Ashishgup , codelegend , cerberus97 , ajinkya1p3 , amnesiac_dusk , Errichto , tourist , Um_nik , mnbvmar. all of these geeks write very neat and clean code. I personally refer Ashishgup 's code.

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wucstdio He writes most neat codes and without macros.

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zscoder

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Any legend other than mango_lassi, neal, tourist with intuitive variable names & without macros?

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jiangly

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    Why doesn't he use "namespace std" ?

    I've seen many people do this.. why ?

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      I think it is a kind of habit. They learn like this and they couldn't lose their habit.

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      Those who do devolopment on C++ generally do this practice. Refer this NEVER USE NAMESPACE STD

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      :O first time I've seen someone else not using it.

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I feel tmwilliamlin168 codes damn neat and easy to understand

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checkout Errichto and Ashishgup

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Ashishgup and cerberus97 have very clean codes. I refer there codes when I have a doubt about implementation.

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Ashishgup

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checkout toxic_hack too.

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Mohammad_Yasser

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Mohammad_Yasser

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sunset

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Man, they don't use macros because they use snippets and autocomplete.

Do you think they type every single character in those implementations during contest? Of course not!

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scott_wu has good code

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For C++ : Ashishgup, Slow_But_Determined, roll_no_1, Vivek1998299

For Python : pajenegod, kabeer27, pa.n.ik

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    I learned a lot from pajenegod myself

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      Oh, nice. Btw congrats for your best performance in Google Kickstart.(Rank 26)

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Also, icecuber(best competitive coder from Norway and kickstart round 1B 2nd rank holder) writes one of the cleanest codes

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