I use some of these, but everyone seems to have their own preferred variable and macro style. and i think That’s totally fine — as long as the code remains readable to you (and your teammates).

C was too brainstorming for me, too much edge cases to find! But, really enjoyed it.

Appreciable, nice UI.

This is incredibly helpful — I've been working on this problem for months, and it's really helping me to grow.

Loved the problems, B was too much fun!

I really appreciate your effort — it’s a great initiative. You're predicting based on the rating someone is currently solving at, right? And it looks like the recommendations are mostly rating-based — for example, suggesting 1300-rated problems to someone around 1200. Since these problems are already available and familiar in the problemset, some users might not find it useful. Just sharing some honest feedback — hope it helps!

Codeforces should automatically flag or skip solutions that contain excessive plain text or comments. In a timed contest, it’s unlikely someone would genuinely write that many comments — it’s suspicious.

Don't ask people not to downvote you — it often has the opposite effect. When they see stuffs like "Don't downvote" they're actually more likely to do it.

Yeah, it's honestly demotivating to see so many newbies at the top of the rankings. I really hope Codeforces will do something soon to detect and prevent AI or Telegram-based cheating.

Wishing you luck <3

Competitive programming is most fun when you solve problems yourself. One shouldn't chase ratings—just enjoy the process, and the growth (and dopamine) will follow.

Really enjoyed this Educational round! The problems were fun and well-balanced. Looking forward to more rounds like this in the future. ❤️ Thanks to the organizers!

Woohoo, I liked the button part!

B was nice!

Sera Jinish, Fan hoiye gelam bhai!!