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What is your least favorite type of problem?
By 123gjweq2, history, 2 hours ago, In English

What is your least favorite type of problem / least favorite topic? I personally do not like graph problems.

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Constructive. If every problem was constructive, i'd probably be a pupil

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    Same. I would say constructive too, but it becomes my favorite problem type after I manage to solve one by myself.

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Bits

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1995C - Squaring

1995B2 - Bouquet (Hard Version)

these are worst type of problem that I could imagine.

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Graph, data structures and implementation

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    I feel like implementation-heavy ones are fine unless you gotta implement them in a language other than python.

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      I dislike them for lacking some brilliant ideas(for the most part) and just being about writing a bunch of code

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I don't like constructive ones

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hard problems, but seriously, heavy implementation

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I don't usually hate problems, I hate badly-written tutorials.

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I hate bitmask problems.

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implementation

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Problems with no thinking or brute forcing and noticing a pattern which 99% of participants can't prove.

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