Short answer: solve as many problems as you can Long answer: 1. Have the mindset of a problem solver => Be perseverant, don't give up quickly on a problem => Be methodical or systematic, that is, start with the easy solution and build up on it until you reach the ultimate one => Code, Solve, Improve, Reflect on every problem (what you learnt from it and what you could do better) 2. Have an adequate set of skills for every problem => Competitive programming problems have many categories for example (Graphs, Maths, Dynamic programming...), not knowing those categories you might end up reinventing the wheel to solve them or not solving them at all 3. Keep the bar high => Always work on new challenging problems, don't stay in a comfort zone where everything looks easy, keep curious => If you are working on codeforces for example compare yourself with those with a higher rating and see how they write good code and solve problems 4. Surround yourself with problem solvers => You are the product of your environment, Whatever is your university you will always find passionate people who participate in competitive programming or any other kind of challenges, keep in touch with them and progress together => Go out and participate in competitions not only competitive programming, look for startup weekends, hackathons, CTF (capture the flag) challenges etc... you will meet useful people there.
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Short answer: solve as many problems as you can
Long answer:
1. Have the mindset of a problem solver
=> Be perseverant, don't give up quickly on a problem
=> Be methodical or systematic, that is, start with the easy solution and build up on it until you reach the ultimate one
=> Code, Solve, Improve, Reflect on every problem (what you learnt from it and what you could do better)
2. Have an adequate set of skills for every problem
=> Competitive programming problems have many categories for example (Graphs, Maths, Dynamic programming...), not knowing those categories you might end up reinventing the wheel to solve them or not solving them at all
3. Keep the bar high
=> Always work on new challenging problems, don't stay in a comfort zone where everything looks easy, keep curious
=> If you are working on codeforces for example compare yourself with those with a higher rating and see how they write good code and solve problems
4. Surround yourself with problem solvers
=> You are the product of your environment, Whatever is your university you will always find passionate people who participate in competitive programming or any other kind of challenges, keep in touch with them and progress together
=> Go out and participate in competitions not only competitive programming, look for startup weekends, hackathons, CTF (capture the flag) challenges etc... you will meet useful people there.
@@SerenityTun oui t3adit cycle ing wbtbe3a bech na9ra algo data structure graphes.... le79i9a n7ess ro7i dima nra9a3 bel math wel se wel be9i but algo dima mtay7ni oui bdit 3andi tawa moda s8ira fi codeforces whonestly problem with 1100 1000 difficulty ye5thou meni 30min. Ye5i ena netsama yecer th3if wela houka not that easy ?
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