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Where are Topcoder tutorials?
By Ahmad_Elsagheer, 6 years ago, In English

Topcoder tutorials have always been a good resource to learn new algorithms and techniques. I was looking for some articles there and found out that all the links that were here are not working. What happened to them? Will they be back? And does anyone have a pdf or any other format version of them?

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6 years ago, # |
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Topcoder tutorials in pdf

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Edit: this link is for the Editorials . My bad

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The link seems to be broken right now. I was hitting this by Google searches previously, and the respective search results give 404 now too, so this used to be the right link.

However, feature articles and other track tutorials (listed on the left) still work with the old site, only algorithm tutorials don't.

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It is working now

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    Hey! We are currently migrating the pages and thus you won't see them in the best of look and feel. They will be up and fixed very soon.

    If you are looking for a certain tutorial let me know. I will fetch the content for you. harshit @ topcoder.com

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      So after trying for more than 10 minutes, I am fed up that I can't seem to find the max flow or binary search tutorial link. Why do you have to change a good thing and make it completely useless?

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Tutorials are back at the same link, with a new look!

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It's nice that the tutorials are back now, but just in case something you're looking for somewhere is under development, you can almost always find it on the Wayback Machine :)

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