Hi,
Is it likely possible for me to start learning coding syntax now and getting silver in march? I did like 2 months of sparse practice last year but didn’t have time, but I can commit at least an hour or 2 per day this year. Essentially my question is, will about 60 hours or learning suffice for silver without much prior experience?
I do a lot of competition math, so I have experience in problem solving.
Thanks!
You need more than that. The math may help somewhat, but you’d probably need 2-3 hrs on weekdays and dedicate many more hrs on weekends.
So would you say 100 hours is enough?
There’s no “enough”:
The more the merrier.
- a gazillion people
Alright then. I’ll just try my best for the next few weeks, and if I don’t make it this year then oh well. I’m just too busy in the competition season so I never get a chance to really do coding.
Hi,
I am having an issue in vs community regarding not being able to see the line numbers, any idea why this is?
Thanks!
also I don’t recommend using visual studio for cp, because it defaults to MSVC compiler so you can’t use <bits/stdc++.h> or declare a static array with user-defined sizes
What would you recommend? Multiple sources I found has vs listed as the top choice. Thanks.
Got it now. What would you recommend instead of vs?
https://ide.usaco.guide
It’s good for competiive programming.
Visual studio is designed for big projects.
Thank you.
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