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ICPC might be SMART AF

900+ teams withdrawal

So according to them around 1000 teams have withdrawn. And we can be sure that most are those teams who solved 4+ problems cause cf profile submission.

Now this really evens things out.

The final thing that ICPC should do is CROSS CHECK IP address of teams during contest day with college's internet IP address, to really see if teams have given exams in college or not.

This will seal the deal.

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see this. Around 2700 students have done 4+ problems and 1000+ will be leaving (we can confirm this tomorrow). So I think even teams solving 3 problems if they are only team from their college, then they can qualify...

IDK i just want your opinion

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u/InternationalBox7613 — 9 days ago

As time is passing, i am more scared about ICPC banning india. Indian gamers also kil!ed esports in india by cheating on higher levels.

I was in 3rd yr. Due to some issues, i couldn't give this year. Thought i will attempt next year.

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u/Klutzy-Tonight-1135 — 9 days ago

Is icpc larping?

Same as title, cause I think 700 cheaters voluntarily withdrawing seems a bit inflated cause if a team chested it must have done min 5 or 5+ questions otherwise they would not even be suspicious and total I think number of 5 solves was around 1000 so that means almost all the cheaters withdrew voluntarily? Seems a bit fishy to me what do you guys think

u/Effective_Coffee2581 — 9 days ago
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Cheating Email

I received email from ICPC regarding Withdrawal I wanna know everybody received the email? or its just some of them cuz there is no mention of my team / members or anyone its written like they are just pointing us and saying to withdraw

Plz Everyone Do Respond

u/Icy-Consequence-4713 — 11 days ago

REPORT REPORT REPORT

If you are sure any team cheated in your clg and they are above you(assuming you gave contest honestly) then go on and report them after release of tentative list release tmrw. Fk your clg, just report these mfs. Either way you are not making into the regionals so why not die with punaya

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u/PolicyLumpy1269 — 9 days ago

how to codeforces

like how to solve questions, by that i mean in rating, currently i am using this website which gives me question according to my level, for today, i solved about 9 1200 rated problems, currently 877 rated and i havent done dp yet..., of what rating should i practise more for my given rating

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u/virgin-chocolaty-hoe — 9 days ago

Do I need to be good at math to be able to solve problems?

I'm relatively new to competitive programming and I can solve 800 rated problems with ease. But once I try to solve 900 problems, I literally have no idea what to do. Take this problem for example. It talks about permutations and I get that but I have no idea how to apply it to the problem and understand what it's talking about. I don't even get a few problem's logic like this one. I've spent like 2 hours working on it but I still don't get how the author got the output of the problem. So do I need to be better at math to truly understand problems in the 900 range?

u/Black_Bear52 — 9 days ago

To the people who are above 1500

Yea simple question how you got there ? And how much time. I am currently 1000 rated , been a month since I started competitive programming using cp31 sheet and cph handbook and giving contest regularly. I don't upsolve though. Is it worth it and any better approach I can take ?

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u/Miyuki_008 — 8 days ago

maths resource

is there any maths resources especially for gcd and lcm topics for cf, i am struggling too much on these topics, i have searched youtube and found yash poonia's videos but it feels passive learning and i am not able to spend a lot of time staring at screen and just listening

if you know any resources do share, I will check them out

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u/MaximumClear3545 — 9 days ago