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hkirat/Algorithmic-Resources
A Curated list of Topic wise Theory and Questions to Get You Started On Competitive Coding.
A tag-organized collection of links to competitive programming tutorials and practice problems, grouped by topic (DP, graphs, segment trees, game theory, etc.). It's a bookmarks list for someone starting competitive coding, not a codebase.
Topic breakdown is genuinely useful as a syllabus — it maps standard CP topics to specific tutorial writeups and matching problem sets on Codeforces/SPOJ/A2OJ rather than dumping one giant undifferentiated list. Each section pairs theory with practice, which is the right structure for actually learning something instead of just reading about it.
No original content whatsoever — it's entirely a link list, and a stale one: several sources (A2OJ, Mo's Algorithm blog, old Topcoder tutorial URLs) are known to be dead or moved, and there's no indication anyone has audited the links since the last push in mid-2024. No code, no solutions, no explanations of its own, so its entire value depends on third-party sites staying up. Contributions look thin for a 1.8k-star repo — this reads like something that got popular once and then was abandoned rather than maintained.