[user:M.A.H.M.O.O.D]Hello codeforcers I'm a coder and I'm new at this I have been training and I was trying to move up in the kind of problems that I can solve right now I'm stuck on div 2 B problems I can solve them but not C problems so I want to learn new algorithms and I have been trying to do this but the problem is that when I open a web site it takes me to another and that web site takes me to another... or it gives me a very small part of what I want. So if you know some good resources to learn programming without having to switch from a site to another (or a book to another ) please can you tell me about it so that I will have to read THIS RESOURCE ONLY and just solve problems thanks in advance.
I think The Introduction to Algorithms would be a good resource to learn algorithms! but I don't think reading them would be a proper way to learn them.
Better way is sort problems ASCENDING by solved in Codeforces and start solving them, and if you think that it needs a new algorithm, think about it and try to invent something, and if you didn't solved it after 1 day, then you look for that algorithm! It would make you stronger at problem solving!
thanks
Algorithms: Design and Analysis Part 1 and Part 2 By Tim Roughgarden (who is amazing) were a great help for me in the start. I really recommend them.