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Nice. That first one is a personal favorite. Do you do "competitive programming"? You might like it. There's contests of various flavors out there to get a bun
by kadoban 7y ago
Nice. That first one is a personal favorite.
Do you do "competitive programming"? You might like it. There's contests of various flavors out there to get a bunch of problems from.
Random recommendation: "Looking for a Challenge", a _beautiful_ in every way book of problems. Seriously check it out. Can almost guarantee you'll love it judging from those problems you linked.
Google Foobar is fun if you can get your way in.
The codejam problems are nice (skip kickstarter mostly).
codechef.com and codeforces.com have generally good problems (and fun contests if you're into that aspect).
- tmoertel 7y agoThanks for the great book recommendation! I just ordered a copy from a bookstore in Poland. I am eagerly awaiting its arrival. I don't really do competitive programming, but I enjoy the problems. Thanks for recommending some great new sources to check out!