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First Blog Entry — I am Pupil now!
By AzimovX, history, 6 weeks ago, In English

Hey everyone! I’m Elnur, 14 years old, from Uzbekistan. I haven’t been practicing competitive programming for very long, even though I created my account about a year ago. Recently, I started participating in contests more seriously — and now I’ve reached Pupil. It may not seem like a big achievement, but for me it’s an important step. It motivates me to stay consistent and keep improving in competitive programming. My goal is to reach Expert by the end of this year. I know it won’t be easy, but I’m ready to work for it and see how far I can go.

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idk who you are but good luck!

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Congratulations

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Bro thank you for motivation

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Nice bro keep it up. Just Believe in yourself :).

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Congrats! Keep practicing, and you'll definitely get expert very soon.

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Great man, I mean at 14 I didnt even knew P of the programming and here you are, to be honest even better than the 21 yr old(now) me.

I wish you great journey ahead...

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GL on your journey 23ORZ

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I'm a newbie, and I recently started practicing competitive programming. My goal is to solve 250 problems on LeetCode (currently at 154). My account: https://leetcode.com/u/diyorbekw

Good luck!

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Congrats.. I think you can reach even 1700 by the end of this year, expert is not hard, but being consistent at that level is hard.

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