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How to get rid of newbie :(
By ar7L, history, 12 months ago, In English

I have been practicing competitive programming for last 6+ years in codeforces and other online judge platforms, but still I am struggling in contests please someone analyze my profile and suggest me a better plan. I am going through anxiety and depression for that.

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12 months ago, # |
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Maybe you are doing it on wrong way or maybe cp is not for you

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Maybe this blog can help you.

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I saw that you have solved a lot of questions, but i think that you lack consistency Try to solve regularly, atleast one question daily

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Until January 6th codeforces allows you to become whatever rank you wish as a gift. https://mirror.codeforces.com/blog/entry/123590

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use magic to become LGM

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How about you solve 100 div 2 C problems and then see what rank you are.

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Try to solve 1200 rated problem within 25 minutes(gradually try to reduce the time). It helped me when i was stuck... Solve Div-3 end to end and see upto which problem you are able to solve.

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There is no shortcut. Give a virtual contest every single day, it's the best way you can remain consistent on your aims. You're lacking consistency in your profile cause I'm barely seeing streaks.

"Do the hard work, especially when you don't feel like it" — Hamza

Atb :)

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