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By Viet_love_MD, history, 16 months ago, In English

hello every my name is nguyentrongvanviet a student in Viet Nam (sorry for my poor English but please give me advice if you can) I want to be better at cp to get a better university in my country but to do that I have to get a degree or a certificate at cp contest such as VOI or ICPC ( in my country)

I am very interested at some new topic at the first day such as ST ,BIT ,DSU , DFS , BFS , graph :( but after a while I found other topic such as super DP problem or some super difficult adhoc problem :( (as I think) but after have seen the answer from teacher or some other guy I find it not that difficult but there are so many times I get into this situtation, I has a special ability that I can digest something new pretty fast but I don't know where to start even have started already is there any idea that I can follow (I am not a very good person who can make plan ) so please give me your idea if you can

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16 months ago, # |
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It shows you solved alot of 800s but not much of harder problems, trying solving more harder problems such as 1400s or something, and do not look at editorial unless you can't solve for 20 or 30 minutes. (I know I am only newbie but this is what I hear other people say)

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Solve problems at a level higher than yours, preferably not on codeforces, VOI of previous years for example

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I'm not an expert at this, but first you need to solve problems that are higher than your level, also learn topics in some good order (probably USACO guide). You need to practice OI style problems for VOI and try some OI contests (like COCI).