I'm still newbie and cannot solve 1600+ rating problems. Should I try to solve those? Most of the time I cannot solve those and I have to see the solution. I have a feeling that I would not improve if I only solve 1000-1200 level problems.
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Is it okay to solve 1600-1800 ratings problems for a newbie?
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