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Автор NoobCoderPrajwal, история, 5 лет назад, По-английски

Benq is current top rated player on Codeforces. All I know about him is that he is from US and started CP in Summer of 2015. He has answered many questions related to CP and also provided resources here. In his first contest on codeforces he solved 0 problems !!(this is shocking). I am just curious that how he became Legendary Grandmaster so fast within 3 years. I also looked at his submission history and initially he was having trouble in solving 1000 rated problems(like a normal human) and then suddenly his ratings kept on rising and rising until he became number 1. He never stopped and keep on moving like river water. He has solved around 3000 problems on codeforces. I am just curious to know more about him. Sorry for bad English.

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He used to do math olympiads in middle school before CP, making mathcounts Nationals iirc. It's easy for him to pick up on CP because a lot of the math concepts and problem solving skills carry over to programming too.

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Some useful advice from Benq: int overflow, array bounds special cases (n=1?) do smth instead of nothing and stay organized WRITE STUFF DOWN DON'T GET STUCK ON ONE APPROACH

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Not belittling Benq, he is certainly a great competitive programmer, but LGM in 3 years is not very fast. It's more like normal? I did it in 3.5 years, Radewoosh — in 2.5 years, and that's considering the fact that it was harder in the past (click1, click2 (it feels insane that number of LGMs now is almost the same as the number of IGMs when LGMs was added)). Even tourist reached 3000 in 2.5 years when 3000 was insanely high (but he already had a couple of IOI gold medals by the point Codeforces became a thing).
And then there are Chinese guys, that's insane for real. And while Miracle03 performance suggests that they did some CP before registering this account, jiangly's competition history looks genuine. LGM in exactly a year. That's... very impressive.

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He's a really cool dude, hope you still wear the Croatian hat :)

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idk some noob

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USA now on top of Russia even in CF now,lol,just joking .

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He noob

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It would be really awesome to see Benq coming over here and writing a comment about himself.

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HeIIoWorId is very Stupid-Bility,I also looked at his submission history and initially he was having trouble in solving 1000 rated problems(like a normal human) and then suddenly his ratings kept on declining until his score became 0.