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Hi, I've just started practicing problems on Codeforces but I feel solving problems randomly here will get me trapped in the vicious cycle of solving too easy problems for too long. So is it a good idea to solve A, B and C problems of DIV2 everyday from this webdsite? and once I get comfortable with Bs and Cs, I can move on to Ds and Es.
Thanks :D
Looking at your submission history, I would say please stop solving A/B problems. Just assume you can solve them (unless you have 0 programming experience, you don't need to do A problems) and give contests. You can worry about the cycle of getting stuck once your rating stops increasing. I like https://codeforces.net/blog/entry/83267 to improve yourself when you are stuck.