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I'm not a fan of learning complex topics in CP. I prefer practicing the things I already know, or practicing by rating, not topic.
The problem is that, now that I'm preparing for EJOI, I have no idea if the basics will suffice, especially considering other people born after 2011 who will go to EJOI.
So what are the topics that you HAVE to know if you're going to EJOI? Also, are interactives/grader problems a thing in EJOI?
Thank you, and best of luck to everyone preparing for EJOI
With 2026 on the horizon, what are your goals for 2026?
And what type of New Year miracle would you love to see
A memory post of me solving my 1000th problem.
This was the problem btw:
I'm preparing for national(international eventually) olympiads, and since my family's financial situation isn't the best, I'm looking for online courses. I really want to try and get gold this year, and since the olympiad is in April/May, I've got time. I'm looking for anything that'll help. Tips, tricks, anything else you wish to offer If you might accept my as your student, then I'd be happy as heck.
