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Daily_CF_Problems

Main Activities (Daily)

  • Update 2 Codeforces problems with different difficulty everyday except Sunday in the file daily_problems/${YYYY}/${MM}/${MMDD}/problems.md with hints.

  • Update the solution to at least 1 of the 2 problems in the file daily_problems/${YYYY}/${MM}/${MMDD}/solution/${problem_code}.md.

  • Categorize the problems by their used methods in the file categories/${method}.md.

How to join

  • Upload your solution in the folder: daily_problems/${YYYY}/${MM}/${MMDD}/personal_submission.

  • Remember to name your submission code file ${problem_code}_{your_name}.{py/cpp/...}.

  • Also, when creating a pull request, please title it ${YYYYMMDD} ${INFO}.

Statistics

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Today's Problem

Difficulty Problems Hints Solution
1600 CF922C Actually, you can find out each $n\bmod i$. Editorial
2100 CF748E $10^7$ should be used. Find out the maximum number of students who can get at least $k$ slices for each $k$. Editorial

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