_Hello Codeforces!_↵
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As my collection of solved problems grew across multiple Online Judges (Codeforces, CSES, MarisaOJ, etc.), I realized that just"solving and then forgetting" the problem wasn't enough. I needed a systematic way to track my progress, refine my implementationimprove my coding style, and archisave my thought processes.↵
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Today, I want to share the repository I’ve built to managethismy journey: **[CP-Archive](https://github.com/TomDevX/CP-Archive/tree/main)**.↵
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### The System↵
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My goal was to create a "Cclean Ccode"ing environment for competitive programming. Here is how I organized it:↵
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- **Categorization:** Solutions are structurorted by OJname and difficulty,categorized by OJs. This makinges it easy to look back at specific contest historiesreview when needed.↵
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- **Embedded Editorials:** For recent problems, I’vestarted includinged a "Short Editorial" section directly insideright in the C++ source files. This recordcaptures the coremain idea and the "Aha!" momentmoment of clarity instead of just providing the raw code.↵
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- **Living Documentation:** The `README.md act` serves as a dynamic dashboard to track which topics I'’ve mastered and which ones I still need to work on.↵
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### Why share this?↵
I believe that seeing how others organize their workspace can be helpful for those starting their own journey. If you'’re stuck on a problem or looking for a different way to implementation perspective, you're welcome to explore a solution, feel free to check out my vault.↵
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- **A note on English: Since I am still improving** As I’m still working on my English skills, some explanations mightay be a bit "raw." If you findrough. If anything is confusing or if you have suggestions for better complexity, feel free to clearer details, please **open an Issue** or **leave a comment**! I update and refine this repo daily.↵
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### My Philosophy on Learning↵
To protect your own growth and critical thinking:↵
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1. Only check my code/editorial when you are **absolutely stuck** after hours of thinking.↵
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2. Use it to compare implementations after you have already got "Accepted."".↵
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3. **Disclaimer:** This is a personal progress tracker, not a formal encyclopedia. Read at your own risk!↵
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### Quick Links:↵
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All OJ - [My whole library](https://github.com/TomDevX/CP-Archive/tree/main/Solutions)↵
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- [My Codeforces Archive](https://github.com/TomDevX/CP-Archive/blob/main/Solutions/Codeforces/README.md)↵
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Happy coding, made by [user:TomDev,2026-02-12]Refining logic, one problem at a time.with joy.↵
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As my collection of solved problems grew across multiple Online Judges (Codeforces, CSES, MarisaOJ, etc.), I realized that just
↵
Today, I want to share the repository I’ve built to manage
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### The System↵
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- **Categorization:** Solutions are s
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- **Embedded Editorials:** For recent problems, I’ve
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- **Living Documentation:** The `README.md
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### Why share this?↵
I believe that seeing how others organize their work
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- **A note on English:
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### My Philosophy on Learning↵
To protect your own growth and critical thinking:↵
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1. Only check my code/editorial when you are **absolutely stuck** after hours of thinking.↵
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2. Use it to compare implementations after you have already got "Accepted
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3. **Disclaimer:** This is a personal progress tracker, not a formal encyclopedia. Read at your own risk!↵
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### Quick Links:↵
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Happy coding, made by [user:TomDev,2026-02-12]
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