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Hello everyone!
I would like to improve my competitive programming skills, so I am looking for resources, where I could learn new algorithms and maybe (not necessarily) try to solve some related problems. If you know such websites, books, etc., please share with me!
Peace!
cp-algoritm
If you learn algorithms to become better at cf, you should probably start by solving many Div.2 ABCD problems. They don't require any algorithms. If you can solve them all easily then you are probably in Div.1.
Competitive Programmer's Handbook is a great resource it contains pretty much everything you need. Click it for the book.