This video took forever to edit, please give a like for efforts ;_; will stream codingame.com AI bot thing in 2 days on Twitch, say hi in chat www.twitch.tv/errichto
I can Edit for you but I know that you do it for yourself and the joy of completing but pls If you ever think you need someone for editing just consider me
I post solutions of famous coding interview problems with proper explanation and code walk. If anyone's interested in it, can take a look at the videos. It will be really helpful for those preparing for placements.
Thank you for teaching how to go about Competitive prog..pls keep it up. I've followed your channel since you are under 5k followers. Pls continue to do this and keep safe. Pls how long does it take to prepare for competition?
Świetne filmiki ! Na dzień dzisiejszy dla mnie competetive programming to abstrakcja , ale lubię sobie od czasu do czasu popisać jakieś proste algorytmy. Wszystkiego dobrego, samych 1 miejsc na zawodach życzę :)
Competitive programmers dont do It for the money like he said "Its not crazy money but nice". They do for the love of the sport and to solve some of the toughest problems. Ultimately become the best in the world.
I started to practice problem-solving inspired by watching your video! It's more about filling free time though rather than wanting to compete. Now it's just whether I can stick with it or not, it's very frustrating when the question marked easy and I have no idea how to solve it. haha. hoping one day I could solve problems marked hard easily.
My big goal is to get the Google Code jam T-Shirt once but I never got further than round 2, this is really hard for me even though I studied computer science for many years and have been doing the code jam for 5 years. Amazing that you got hundreds of those t shirts 😁
Question - List the available train from a City A to another City B. The algo must order the listing in price ascending order with the cheapest train on top. If there are multiple trains for the same cost the train with lesser connections must be ordered higher. Inputs: Vancouver SanFransisco Vancouver SanFransisco 100$ Vancouver Portland 40$ Portland SanFransisco 40$ . . . N number of inputs Output: Vancouver - Portland - SanFransisco 80$ Vancouver - SanFransisco 100$ . . . .
Great content. I'd like to ask a question. When you participate in online competitions do you use custom libraries which you built beforehand to solve common subproblems? Can you do such a thing in onsite competitions?
Regarding Data Structures and Algorithms, should I study all the basic Algorithms first, or do I follow any particular rule? Anyway great content! Keep it up.
Ok this is officially the funniest yet still informative video you made. George Clooney and Nicholas Cage wax structures😂. Either way thanks for helping us out.
Going IEEE Xtreme with my friends this year.... Nearly 0 experience... Learn data structure, dp, solve some problem.... Hopefully life treat me well :-)
i did participate with my friends last year (2nd year university student) and all i did was solving some problems on hackerrank, we got to rank 500 just by knowing a little bit, next time we wanna try our best, just focus on having fun
Hi Errichto, could you pls create a video for people who can solve easy A and B type problems but could not solve C, D and E on codeforces. How to approach? how to prepare?
I only started dealing with cs at 20 now im 21 so about 10 months passed. I wish I had started younger... My skill now is ok, im making progress but still best I can do is 900 rating problems on codeforces... :/ i hope one day I will compete in an onside competition, seems to be great fun
Thanks for this great videos, you are really great even though you are super intelligent in this area, you are really humble:), kind regards from Mexico and Russia:)
Thank you so much Errichto i have a simple questions: can we use in the competitions any langg we want or it's obligatory a specific langg ? and for example if i'm in the competition and i forgot about some functions how to use them do we have the right to access to internet or no ? thank you so much Errichto for your time keep going
thanks for sharing i like to solve programming problems but i very old now (born 1994) and i not smart, i'm always solve in brute force still love your videos
what is unique about rank 1 codeforces competitors ? all has same algorithmwise and programminglanguage wise what is become differrent techniq is use to make different from other
My university didn't win anything in The icpc, so my dream is to win one of medals and I work so hard to achieve it but unfortunately, I started training late :(
After solving some implementation problems i want to learn algorithns so should start from divide and conquer or the important ones like dp and from where shoild i learn these
You probably want to learn data structures, they are very handy. After that you may want to focus just like Errichto said on solving problems. While doing so you will encounter the algorithms like Divide and Conquer, Backtracking, Quick sort and so on. You might also want to focus a little on the efficiency of each algorithm you do or you learn so that you might use the given data constraints in your favor, for example guessing what type of algorithm the optimal solution would be and see if you get an idea
@Errichto Should a beginner first go for problemset or he should go for virtual contests for better growth? how to have a good blend of both of these? what was your plan when you started?
What should be doing for better English, which book I can read? because I didn't understand many problems but I can solve many problems please suggest to me
I tried to solve problems in code forces and leetcode and I even didn't know to solve easiest problem?..should I study data structure and algorithims then starting to solve problem?
Many top competitors from CF who are not Indians don't compete on Codechef. Bohdan Pryschenko(i_love_tanya_romanova) wrote a detailed answer on Quora as to why.
This video took forever to edit, please give a like for efforts ;_;
will stream codingame.com AI bot thing in 2 days on Twitch, say hi in chat www.twitch.tv/errichto
I did u r great person,u deserve more than that
Good Montage ! xD
Hi Errichto!
Will it be possible for you to make the competitive programming videos into a full tutorial series? From beginner to advanced?
I can Edit for you but I know that you do it for yourself and the joy of completing but pls If you ever think you need someone for editing just consider me
Cześć, mam pytanie gdzie zacząłeś naukę programowania jeśli w necie to jakie polecasz strony, kursy lub metody. Pozdrawiam
4:51 'random guy thing' was really funny
gennady lmao. Nice humor by Errichto
Yeah......everyone knows he is Gennady
We all know who was he😂
Thanks Errichto, It felt like a extremely rich best friend giving a tour of his home.
lul bruh you dreamin
Haha. He is Sunio from Doraemon but humble.
@@MdSheraj lmao
Your voice is so relaxing to hear.It's really helpful to absorb your informative video.
4:52 Some random guy... Dude your videos are starting to have some humor. Keep up this fun with other ones
:>
@@Errichto ..is that random guy "tourist" ??
@@Batman-wf1co That's what makes it humours man. Look at the typing speed.
@@Batman-wf1co Yess😁
I post solutions of famous coding interview problems with proper explanation and code walk. If anyone's interested in it, can take a look at the videos. It will be really helpful for those preparing for placements.
Hey Erric !
Please make a video specifically on CODE JAM and tell us about your journey of becoming such a good programmer !
Thank you !
So humble,
Won 2nd prize at Code Jam and says he is lucky
Really a nice guy
watched your dynamic programming videos...they were excellent. please continue the series
Thank you for teaching how to go about Competitive prog..pls keep it up. I've followed your channel since you are under 5k followers. Pls continue to do this and keep safe. Pls how long does it take to prepare for competition?
You can prepare for 1 hour, you can prepare 20 years ;p
if you're asking about some warm-up before a contest, 20 seconds to cool down is enough
Świetne filmiki ! Na dzień dzisiejszy dla mnie competetive programming to abstrakcja , ale lubię sobie od czasu do czasu popisać jakieś proste algorytmy. Wszystkiego dobrego, samych 1 miejsc na zawodach życzę :)
you're quite generous bro! you'll reach heights
Competitive programmers dont do It for the money like he said "Its not crazy money but nice". They do for the love of the sport and to solve some of the toughest problems.
Ultimately become the best in the world.
I started to practice problem-solving inspired by watching your video! It's more about filling free time though rather than wanting to compete. Now it's just whether I can stick with it or not, it's very frustrating when the question marked easy and I have no idea how to solve it. haha. hoping one day I could solve problems marked hard easily.
My big goal is to get the Google Code jam T-Shirt once but I never got further than round 2, this is really hard for me even though I studied computer science for many years and have been doing the code jam for 5 years. Amazing that you got hundreds of those t shirts 😁
Thanks a lot mate !!! You really uploaded fast as per our request! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 respect !
4:51 SOME RANDOM GUY lol gennadyyyyyyy xD
You changed my life, thank you very much!
Hey man I started following your videos for some months now. Great work Keep it up!
Господи, друг, какой же ты классный. Каждое твое видео мотивирует учиться больше)
This channel keeps getting better with every video
Thanks man! Keep going with the videos and tips please, you are doing a great job!
Question - List the available train from a City A to another City B. The algo must order the listing in price ascending order with the cheapest train on top. If there are multiple trains for the same cost the train with lesser connections must be ordered higher.
Inputs:
Vancouver SanFransisco
Vancouver SanFransisco
100$
Vancouver Portland 40$
Portland
SanFransisco 40$
.
.
.
N number of inputs
Output:
Vancouver - Portland - SanFransisco 80$
Vancouver - SanFransisco 100$
.
.
.
.
It is hackerearth contest problem.
No one:
Errichto:
Up to $20,000. Its not crazy money, but its still nice.
$20,000 is a lot of money
Not really considering the amount of practice it will take to win that. Best go work at McDonald's if it is for the money.
Well, if you're the top player in games like poker, chess or Dota 2 the prizes are like 100 times larger
Thanks Errichto, This added a lot value and saved a lot of time for this highschooler from India.
Your Editing is getting Better
thank you :)
Great information and great content Errichto!! Really enjoy your channel. Thanks.
That was helpful. Great effort. Thank you man
You are one my true inspiration.
I really enjoy your videos, they really inspire me to keep on coding everyday. nice informative video by the way.
I am pretty new to your channels.....and it seems codeforces may be your favourite platform......
Great content. I'd like to ask a question. When you participate in online competitions do you use custom libraries which you built beforehand to solve common subproblems? Can you do such a thing in onsite competitions?
Nope
you updated your thumbnail style, now the channel looks fresh
Regarding Data Structures and Algorithms, should I study all the basic Algorithms first, or do I follow any particular rule?
Anyway great content! Keep it up.
Souvik Banerjee i dont know how good you are but cp-algorithms.com this website contains most of basic algorithms that everyone should know
@@rentib9136 wow, thank you for sharing
good job mann!! It was very helpful
Thank you so much Errichto 🙂
Man !!! You are a very honest person. I love your videos
Very excited to watch you compete on Codingame ❤️
Ok this is officially the funniest yet still informative video you made. George Clooney and Nicholas Cage wax structures😂. Either way thanks for helping us out.
Going IEEE Xtreme with my friends this year.... Nearly 0 experience... Learn data structure, dp, solve some problem.... Hopefully life treat me well :-)
practice and you will get good :)
i did participate with my friends last year (2nd year university student) and all i did was solving some problems on hackerrank, we got to rank 500 just by knowing a little bit, next time we wanna try our best, just focus on having fun
Thanks mate.. your videos are always helpful.
Great work, keep going with the quality content you are making, it is so helpful!!!!
please make a video on intermediate-level programmers!
Really informative and straightforward. Subscribed!
Can you make a video about your macros and your tools and workflow during a competition? That would be great!
Really appreciate the effort mate :)
Thanks big brother.
I am so inspired by you.
Please to continue such video.
I am from India.
no doubt that i have got the best teacher in life for competative n that is the one n only Mr. errichto.......thanks for awesome content.😌
A true competitor for Gennady..
Never mind 😂😂😂😂
Such a simple person you are brother!!
I am facing difficulties with dp problems. Dude it would be awesome if u can make some tutorials or series on that maan!!
I have a series of dp lectures...
Clever person. Thank you so much.
Please would you make a video for beginners who want to start programming competitions.
The thumbnails are so cool
getting huge motivation from your story... Loved it
great video.... you are doing a great job.... sharing your experience.... keep it up.
Was that Random Guy Gannady 😂 . Nice Work
Hi Errichto, could you pls create a video for people who can solve easy A and B type problems but could not solve C, D and E on codeforces. How to approach? how to prepare?
practice B-C problems then, that's it ;p
github.com/Errichto/youtube/wiki/How-to-practice%3F
Nice desk setup, you should make a video about it.
Why you aren't working for Google or such big company? You are great in solving problems
Hi Errichto, should search and learn about new topics or should I just keep solving problems?
Btw nice video, keep on the good work.
Love your videos! Greetings from Germany :)
4:52 Random.... yes.... truly random🤣🤣🤣 (Respect fr u guys though 🙏🏻🙇)
Was it tourist ?
@@indranishome9003 Yes😂
Geanndy korotkevich
The top mid guy is Errichto, right?
I only started dealing with cs at 20 now im 21 so about 10 months passed. I wish I had started younger... My skill now is ok, im making progress but still best I can do is 900 rating problems on codeforces... :/ i hope one day I will compete in an onside competition, seems to be great fun
Thanks for this great videos, you are really great even though you are super intelligent in this area, you are really humble:), kind regards from Mexico and Russia:)
Thank you so much Errichto
i have a simple questions:
can we use in the competitions any langg we want or it's obligatory a specific langg ?
and for example if i'm in the competition and i forgot about some functions how to use them do we have the right to access to internet or no ?
thank you so much Errichto for your time keep going
I'm so looking forward for the next video!
When you started compitive programming
Good job and thank you!
Very nice and compact explanation
Bro u r amezing .... U r my inspiration
thanks for sharing
i like to solve programming problems but i very old now (born 1994) and i not smart, i'm always solve in brute force
still love your videos
Love ur contents boss❤️
I got into ACM ICPC regional stage. But I am still gray
practice :|
Nice video! I guess CP could be a good way to learn code for beginner! It give you goal and you can measure your evolution
Thank you for share!
Errichto ! you are really inspiring !
Thanks, Erricto
silly question. But can competitive programmers like this guy cake walk through the coding interviews at FAANG?
There is a video where he simulates a real Google interview, look it up if you want to see for yourself. (Yes).
Yes he can.
what is unique about rank 1 codeforces competitors ? all has same algorithmwise and programminglanguage wise what is become differrent techniq is use to make different from other
My university didn't win anything in The icpc, so my dream is to win one of medals and I work so hard to achieve it but unfortunately, I started training late :(
When did u start?
4:51 Gennady Korotkevich
Really well done !! Carry on it man,you're the best!
After solving some implementation problems i want to learn algorithns so should start from divide and conquer or the important ones like dp and from where shoild i learn these
solve problems and read editorials, you will encounter techniques you need
You probably want to learn data structures, they are very handy. After that you may want to focus just like Errichto said on solving problems. While doing so you will encounter the algorithms like Divide and Conquer, Backtracking, Quick sort and so on. You might also want to focus a little on the efficiency of each algorithm you do or you learn so that you might use the given data constraints in your favor, for example guessing what type of algorithm the optimal solution would be and see if you get an idea
@@ionuttiplea4666 stack queues??
@@angiras07 stacks, queues, lists, hashtables, trees
@@Errichto Where are you reading editorials?
7:13 forearm looking good👀
ya know why ;)
love from bangladesh
such a great human being
you are just my idol
im having difficulties in number theory problems, any suggestion or tips for improving number theory part in contests?
thank u!
practice more number theory problems or find some math book/course on that
Antii competitive programmers handbook is very good
@@elihowitt4107 "Antii" is name of the book?
@@Matter743 no i guess It's the name of the writer of that book!
@Errichto Should a beginner first go for problemset or he should go for virtual contests for better growth?
how to have a good blend of both of these? what was your plan when you started?
What would be your suggestio if some one is 20 years old and have no idea of programmings but still wants to become a top programmer?
Same as advice for anybody else: practice. The main issue is that it's hard to find so much free time when you are older.
hey men, very good stuff! Keep going!
You - Code Jam
Me - Game Jam
Cool !!
Thanks for clist.by
request...
how to compete in marathon match topcoder ?
i heard that you need to an additional app or something like that.
thank you...
Do you do only CP full time?
You help us so much that we learners from you do not know how to get revenge on you !!!
"$20,000 is not crazy money but nice".
This guy is crazy man -_-
PS: I am already a fan bro!
Bro that is once in a Year money so that is kinda less if you compare that to what a software engineer gets on an average Yearly.
Youre not nerd like other grand masters, you have the humor to build a great channel on youtube.
Are these problems only I c++ or also other programming languages.
What should be doing for better English,
which book I can read?
because I didn't understand many problems but I can solve many problems
please suggest to me
I tried to solve problems in code forces and leetcode and I even didn't know to solve easiest problem?..should I study data structure and algorithims then starting to solve problem?
Noice! :))
What were your max rating or stars in Codechef? When was the last time you were on it?
you can check yourself but I don't compete on Codechef
google -> codechef errichto
Many top competitors from CF who are not Indians don't compete on Codechef. Bohdan Pryschenko(i_love_tanya_romanova) wrote a detailed answer on Quora as to why.
hi kamil where do you work at the moment?what is your goal?do you want to be a software engineer in a big company?
Thanks man, this is motivational