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Transition from CP to TCS (Theoretical Computer Science) Research
Hello, Codeforces Community!
Since my middle school days, I've been deeply involved in Olympiad Informatics, which sparked my passion for algorithms and data structures. Now, as a first-year computer science undergraduate, my ambition is to pursue a career in theoretical computer science (TCS) research.
I would greatly appreciate any advice from those currently engaged in TCS or combinatorial optimization research.
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EvenToWorldFinal | 2024-02-21 09:02:43 | 495 | Initial revision (published) |
