Hi everyone! I want to find the formula which changes the ratings. Does anyone know the formula for rates? (By contest Div, old rating and count of Accepted problems) Thanks!
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Thank U
A simple formula that (I think) works is that in order to get to rating X from rating C, you need the performance of a 4(X-C)+C rated programmer.
Thanks!
And another question. Why people give me negative when I post an entry on my blog?