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He don't reply as he's arrogant and selfish

​@@Ahryno781There are two reasons I don't respond. 1. This is not an educational channel. This is my personal channel, where I upload whatever I feel like, with no intended audience but myself and my friends. You'll have noticed that I don't include explanations or commentary in any of my videos, like other channels might do. The purpose of my screencasts is not to teach, they're a way for me to be able to look back at my past performances without taking up storage on my personal computer. 2. All of the questions I've seen asked are easily answered by under a minute of searching on the Internet. Would you respond to an email asking you to list all US presidents in the decades leading up to the Civil War? No, because that information is two clicks away, on Wikipedia. Questions about how to improve, how to practice, where to practice DP, etc., are the exact same. A single google search "codeforces improve" gives dozens to hundreds of blogs (and YT videos) from people stronger at competitive programming and at articulating their thoughts than me. Examples: ua-cam.com/video/UwHqsX2JIYA/v-deo.htmlsi=Y-fjA_0czZvCHMmr, codeforces.com/blog/entry/120108, codeforces.com/blog/entry/16599 . There's even a feature on Codeforces, the "catalog," explicitly designed for this purpose. The very first thing you see on this page, at the top, are over a dozen blogs elaborating on how to practice, how to prove your solutions, how to come up with solutions--every question you could think of, and more! So then why don't I just tell people to go look at these blogs? Well, for one, because I don't have a copy-pasted response ready and I've never bothered to write one up. But more relevant: why am I obligated to do so? You're on the internet, you know how to search things up. These comments ask things that could easily be answered with a modicum of time and effort, why am I required to put in my own time and effort to make up for it? Even if there are questions about me that only I can answer, why am I required to share details of my life with strangers on the internet? I can tolerate these comments; more likely than not they'll leave the same comments on other videos or blogs and get responses from people more qualified than me to reply. But I don't appreciate your attacks on my character, based on the assumption that I'm supposed to serve and help you. Let me be very clear here: this is not an educational channel, don't expect advice. And if you have a question about competitive programming, use a search engine, not me. And in response to @kannak4269 : mentors might help in the early stages, but in the long run I think it's up to the programmer to motivate themselves. Might as well respond to that question if I've already spent all this effort :-)

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@@BucketPotato i just asked based on my curiosity. Now it's became chatwar ;(

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he is arrogant

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@@its385 stirver or Vivek gupta ?? Which one is better

@@charanteja1160 just try both what suites your taste, but my personal opinion for general dsa interviews striver, for algorithmic contests, vivek gupta, at the end any tutorial can give brief insights, rest is individual efforts to excel in problem solving skills

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