Transcription of Competitive Programmer’s Handbook - CSES
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Competitive Programmer s HandbookAntti LaaksonenDraft July 3, 2018iiContentsPrefaceixI Basic techniques11 Programming languages .. Input and output .. Working with numbers .. Shortening code .. Mathematics .. Contests and resources ..152 Time Calculation rules .. Complexity classes .. Estimating efficiency .. Maximum subarray sum ..213 Sorting theory .. Sorting in C++ .. Binary search ..314 Data Dynamic arrays .. Set structures .. Map structures .. Iterators and ranges .. Other structures .. Comparison to sorting ..445 Complete Generating subsets .. Generating permutations .. Backtracking .. Pruning the search .. Meet in the middle ..54iii6 Greedy Coin problem .. Scheduling .. Tasks and deadlines.
At the moment, the most popular programming languages used in contests are C++, Python and Java. For example, in Google Code Jam 2017, among the best 3,000 participants, 79 % used C++, 16 % used Python and 8 % used Java [29]. Some participants also used several languages. Many people think that C++ is the best choice for a competitive programmer,
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