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When your attack becomes less promising
By ElectroMaster3, history, 2 years ago, In English

(If there is a similar blog like this,please link it in the comment.I don't want blogs about practicing or anything else.I want blogs on how to perfectly AC a problem)

I was discussing with my IGM friend about an interesting problem.It was a really fun discussion.He helped me do it and also mention something that i am really curious on how to fix it:

"You always solve problems partially correct,the rest of your solution is just so random i believe you don't even know how to go back"

I was trying to solve 2000 rated problems in this week but i failed miserably.In the first 5 mins i managed to find the first major idea of the solution.Then,i strayed.When i was trying to actually implement my idea,i used data structures or tricks that are irrelevant to the problem.I'm trying to practice but the problem is that my practice tells me i won't solve this problem.

I need a genuine help,thanks!

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2 years ago, # |
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you need to go stepwise solve 1400-1700 rated first thats the range where you havent practiced you have to start easy and earn your way through hard way. I see you are consistent enough, just now be consistent with patience and solve your way through the medium problems before attempting 2000+ rated ones.

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  1. You can try to solve some easier questions.
  2. You need to write more code. That can improve your ability in coding.
  3. Don't be so worried about this and leave this question to time. Before I also couldn't solve 2000 rated problems, but now I can.
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