Competitive programming does seriously test our logical thinking and our problem solving skills extensively. It is also one of the most demanded criteria in many of the software development companies. Keeping that aside, competitive programming is a lot of fun sometimes. I mean who doesn't like puzzles! 😄 But, to get better in competitive programming is a much difficult job. If you aren't consistently practicing then chances are you would struggle in contests losing many things on the way.
To keep you on track, we've been adding all the guides we found to 'master' in competitive programming. We know that its all just practice, but its important that you practice harder and more challenging examples. Printing 'Hello world' thousands of times won't help you out. Also, printing it in tons of languages also doesn't make any sense. All you need to know is how to print it, no matter which language you use.
Well, here is the list of the guides available and their estimated length (to complete) along with their difficulties and ratings. Here, the ratings and the lengths are calculated relatively (and may not be accurate), so keep that in mind. Have fun! 😄
Note: These guides are meant to help you get better in competitive programming, interviews, etc. but none of them guarantee any sort of success. They can only guide you but in the end, your practice and perseverance are the only factors affecting your success.
| S.No. | Guide Name | Source | Length | Ratings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CodeChef CCDSAP Prepare | CodeChef | 10 | 10 |
Note: The relevant sources are mentioned for each guide. If you have any doubt then create an issue here, we will help you through it.