Can anyone give me advice on how to learn CP quickly? I have read several catalogs that talk about this, but I want to know, is there anything you wish you knew earlier?
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Even though I'm not actually any ranks ahead of you, I'm a decent amount in Expert, and something I wish I did earlier was solving practice problems related to the topic you are trying to learn. Just "learning it" (reading about it) isn't enough. You need to actually solve the problems to be good at it, which then can allow you to possibly do it during the contest.
Speed is also an important factor for rating, which just needs practice.