I have been struggling at around problems of 1200-1300 difficulty for a month, and ever when do i get the intuition to approach the Problems it just seems like it is a fluke and not a solid logical approach. A standard approach for proofs of such to solidify my approach would be nice.
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Just trust your intuition. I almost never prove in-contest.
mustard with fries is nasty
It's really good actually. You should try it sometime :).
In my country we rarely eat fries, so i would not know. you know intuition thing happened again, This problem in this one i had to look at test cases to get close to solution.
Starting to think that i may be retarted.
retar_d_ed
I think you might find this blog useful
Been through and I think you can get over it only by practice. Solve questions with your intuition, it may go wrong but atleast you will construct thought process