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This repo is a collection of my notes/code for learning C++ and preparing for USACO.

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The code you're seeing is written by 13 year old and is of course not perfect. If anything seems wrong, feel free to fork and contribute. Please also show some support by starring the project :)

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Classification

Most of the code (except for the USACO-related folders) contain solutions I've written to programming problems from the OpenJudge platform. Code related to or using a certain topic is classified under the folder with the corresponding topic name.

Learning Code

Under every folder is a "learning code" I made, titled intro-to-<folder_name>.cpp, teaching basics of the topic using both code and comments. For example, under the Arrays folder, there is the intro-to-arrays.cpp.

USACO

My solutions to past USACO problems or similar competitive programming problems can be found in the USACO Practice folder. Most of the problems are from usaco.guide, the USACO website's training page, CSES, Codeforces, or OpenJudge, and are classified correspondingly.

The USACO folder houses code I wrote for USACO problems in actual contests.

Contributing

Feel free to contribute by:

  • Forking this repo and adding more solutions to more problems
  • Have a problem request? Make an issue!

I'm also currently working to add a commmented header above every code snippet that includes the problem's name, link and description. If it's from a contest like USACO, the date, contest number, problem number and level would also help. For example, something like this:

// Name: Chip Exchange
// Link: https://usaco.org/index.php?page=season26contest1results
// Date: 2026
// Contest: 1
// Problem: 1
// Level: Bronze

I would appreciate any help from fellow competitive programmers!

License

This repo is licensed under the MIT License.

Feel free to this as a way of learning C++ basics or as reference solutions to programming problems.

About

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Learn C++
This repo is a collection of my notes/code for learning C++ and preparing for USACO.
Note
The code you're seeing is written by 13 year old and is of course not perfect. If anything seems wrong, feel free to fork and contribute. Please also show some support by starring the project :)
More Information
Classification
Most of the code (except for the USACO-related folders) contain solutions I've written to programming problems from the OpenJudge platform. Code related to or using a certain topic is classified under the folder with the corresponding topic name.
Learning Code
Under every folder is a "learning code" I made, titled intro-to-<folder_name>.cpp, teaching basics of the topic using both code and comments. For example, under the Arrays folder, there is the intro-to-arrays.cpp.
USACO
My solutions to past USACO problems or similar competitive programming problems can be found in the USACO Practice folder. Most of the problems are from usaco.guide, the USACO website's training page, CSES, Codeforces, or OpenJudge, and are classified correspondingly.
The USACO folder houses code I wrote for USACO problems in actual contests.
Contributing
Feel free to contribute by:
  • Forking this repo and adding more solutions to more problems
  • Have a problem request? Make an issue!
I'm also currently working to add a commmented header above every code snippet that includes the problem's name, link and description. If it's from a contest like USACO, the date, contest number, problem number and level would also help. For example, something like this:
// Name: Chip Exchange
// Link: https://usaco.org/index.php?page=season26contest1results
// Date: 2026
// Contest: 1
// Problem: 1
// Level: Bronze

I would appreciate any help from fellow competitive programmers!
License
This repo is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to this as a way of learning C++ basics or as reference solutions to programming problems.
About
A collection of my code/notes written whiled learning C++ and prepping for USACO
Topics
cppcpp17usacousaco-cppusaco-solutionsusaco-training
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This repo is a collection of my notes/code for learning C++ and preparing for USACO.
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The code you're seeing is written by 13 year old and is of course not perfect. If anything seems wrong, feel free to fork and contribute. Please also show some support by starring the project :)
More Information
Classification
Most of the code (except for the USACO-related folders) contain solutions I've written to programming problems from the OpenJudge platform. Code related to or using a certain topic is classified under the folder with the corresponding topic name.
Learning Code
Under every folder is a "learning code" I made, titled intro-to-<folder_name>.cpp, teaching basics of the topic using both code and comments. For example, under the Arrays folder, there is the intro-to-arrays.cpp.
USACO
My solutions to past USACO problems or similar competitive programming problems can be found in the USACO Practice folder. Most of the problems are from usaco.guide, the USACO website's training page, CSES, Codeforces, or OpenJudge, and are classified correspondingly.
The USACO folder houses code I wrote for USACO problems in actual contests.
Contributing
Feel free to contribute by:
  • Forking this repo and adding more solutions to more problems
  • Have a problem request? Make an issue!
I'm also currently working to add a commmented header above every code snippet that includes the problem's name, link and description. If it's from a contest like USACO, the date, contest number, problem number and level would also help. For example, something like this:
// Name: Chip Exchange
// Link: https://usaco.org/index.php?page=season26contest1results
// Date: 2026
// Contest: 1
// Problem: 1
// Level: Bronze

I would appreciate any help from fellow competitive programmers!
License
This repo is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to this as a way of learning C++ basics or as reference solutions to programming problems.
About
A collection of my code/notes written whiled learning C++ and prepping for USACO
Topics
cppcpp17usacousaco-cppusaco-solutionsusaco-training
Resources
Readme
MIT license
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This repo is a collection of my notes/code for learning C++ and preparing for USACO.
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The code you're seeing is written by 13 year old and is of course not perfect. If anything seems wrong, feel free to fork and contribute. Please also show some support by starring the project :)
More Information
Classification
Most of the code (except for the USACO-related folders) contain solutions I've written to programming problems from the OpenJudge platform. Code related to or using a certain topic is classified under the folder with the corresponding topic name.
Learning Code
Under every folder is a "learning code" I made, titled intro-to-<folder_name>.cpp, teaching basics of the topic using both code and comments. For example, under the Arrays folder, there is the intro-to-arrays.cpp.
USACO
My solutions to past USACO problems or similar competitive programming problems can be found in the USACO Practice folder. Most of the problems are from usaco.guide, the USACO website's training page, CSES, Codeforces, or OpenJudge, and are classified correspondingly.
The USACO folder houses code I wrote for USACO problems in actual contests.
Contributing
Feel free to contribute by:
  • Forking this repo and adding more solutions to more problems
  • Have a problem request? Make an issue!
I'm also currently working to add a commmented header above every code snippet that includes the problem's name, link and description. If it's from a contest like USACO, the date, contest number, problem number and level would also help. For example, something like this:
// Name: Chip Exchange
// Link: https://usaco.org/index.php?page=season26contest1results
// Date: 2026
// Contest: 1
// Problem: 1
// Level: Bronze

I would appreciate any help from fellow competitive programmers!
License
This repo is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to this as a way of learning C++ basics or as reference solutions to programming problems.
About
A collection of my code/notes written whiled learning C++ and prepping for USACO
Topics
cppcpp17usacousaco-cppusaco-solutionsusaco-training
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This repo is a collection of my notes/code for learning C++ and preparing for USACO.
Note
The code you're seeing is written by 13 year old and is of course not perfect. If anything seems wrong, feel free to fork and contribute. Please also show some support by starring the project :)
More Information
Classification
Most of the code (except for the USACO-related folders) contain solutions I've written to programming problems from the OpenJudge platform. Code related to or using a certain topic is classified under the folder with the corresponding topic name.
Learning Code
Under every folder is a "learning code" I made, titled intro-to-<folder_name>.cpp, teaching basics of the topic using both code and comments. For example, under the Arrays folder, there is the intro-to-arrays.cpp.
USACO
My solutions to past USACO problems or similar competitive programming problems can be found in the USACO Practice folder. Most of the problems are from usaco.guide, the USACO website's training page, CSES, Codeforces, or OpenJudge, and are classified correspondingly.
The USACO folder houses code I wrote for USACO problems in actual contests.
Contributing
Feel free to contribute by:
  • Forking this repo and adding more solutions to more problems
  • Have a problem request? Make an issue!
I'm also currently working to add a commmented header above every code snippet that includes the problem's name, link and description. If it's from a contest like USACO, the date, contest number, problem number and level would also help. For example, something like this:
// Name: Chip Exchange
// Link: https://usaco.org/index.php?page=season26contest1results
// Date: 2026
// Contest: 1
// Problem: 1
// Level: Bronze

I would appreciate any help from fellow competitive programmers!
License
This repo is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to this as a way of learning C++ basics or as reference solutions to programming problems.
About
A collection of my code/notes written whiled learning C++ and prepping for USACO
Topics
cppcpp17usacousaco-cppusaco-solutionsusaco-training
Resources
Readme
MIT license
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Learn C++
This repo is a collection of my notes/code for learning C++ and preparing for USACO.
Note
The code you're seeing is written by 13 year old and is of course not perfect. If anything seems wrong, feel free to fork and contribute. Please also show some support by starring the project :)
More Information
Classification
Most of the code (except for the USACO-related folders) contain solutions I've written to programming problems from the OpenJudge platform. Code related to or using a certain topic is classified under the folder with the corresponding topic name.
Learning Code
Under every folder is a "learning code" I made, titled intro-to-<folder_name>.cpp, teaching basics of the topic using both code and comments. For example, under the Arrays folder, there is the intro-to-arrays.cpp.
USACO
My solutions to past USACO problems or similar competitive programming problems can be found in the USACO Practice folder. Most of the problems are from usaco.guide, the USACO website's training page, CSES, Codeforces, or OpenJudge, and are classified correspondingly.
The USACO folder houses code I wrote for USACO problems in actual contests.
Contributing
Feel free to contribute by:
  • Forking this repo and adding more solutions to more problems
  • Have a problem request? Make an issue!
I'm also currently working to add a commmented header above every code snippet that includes the problem's name, link and description. If it's from a contest like USACO, the date, contest number, problem number and level would also help. For example, something like this:
// Name: Chip Exchange
// Link: https://usaco.org/index.php?page=season26contest1results
// Date: 2026
// Contest: 1
// Problem: 1
// Level: Bronze

I would appreciate any help from fellow competitive programmers!
License
This repo is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to this as a way of learning C++ basics or as reference solutions to programming problems.
About
A collection of my code/notes written whiled learning C++ and prepping for USACO
Topics
cppcpp17usacousaco-cppusaco-solutionsusaco-training
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Learn C++
This repo is a collection of my notes/code for learning C++ and preparing for USACO.
Note
The code you're seeing is written by 13 year old and is of course not perfect. If anything seems wrong, feel free to fork and contribute. Please also show some support by starring the project :)
More Information
Classification
Most of the code (except for the USACO-related folders) contain solutions I've written to programming problems from the OpenJudge platform. Code related to or using a certain topic is classified under the folder with the corresponding topic name.
Learning Code
Under every folder is a "learning code" I made, titled intro-to-<folder_name>.cpp, teaching basics of the topic using both code and comments. For example, under the Arrays folder, there is the intro-to-arrays.cpp.
USACO
My solutions to past USACO problems or similar competitive programming problems can be found in the USACO Practice folder. Most of the problems are from usaco.guide, the USACO website's training page, CSES, Codeforces, or OpenJudge, and are classified correspondingly.
The USACO folder houses code I wrote for USACO problems in actual contests.
Contributing
Feel free to contribute by:
  • Forking this repo and adding more solutions to more problems
  • Have a problem request? Make an issue!
I'm also currently working to add a commmented header above every code snippet that includes the problem's name, link and description. If it's from a contest like USACO, the date, contest number, problem number and level would also help. For example, something like this:
// Name: Chip Exchange
// Link: https://usaco.org/index.php?page=season26contest1results
// Date: 2026
// Contest: 1
// Problem: 1
// Level: Bronze

I would appreciate any help from fellow competitive programmers!
License
This repo is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to this as a way of learning C++ basics or as reference solutions to programming problems.
About
A collection of my code/notes written whiled learning C++ and prepping for USACO
Topics
cppcpp17usacousaco-cppusaco-solutionsusaco-training
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Readme
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Learn C++
This repo is a collection of my notes/code for learning C++ and preparing for USACO.
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The code you're seeing is written by 13 year old and is of course not perfect. If anything seems wrong, feel free to fork and contribute. Please also show some support by starring the project :)
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Classification
Most of the code (except for the USACO-related folders) contain solutions I've written to programming problems from the OpenJudge platform. Code related to or using a certain topic is classified under the folder with the corresponding topic name.
Learning Code
Under every folder is a "learning code" I made, titled intro-to-<folder_name>.cpp, teaching basics of the topic using both code and comments. For example, under the Arrays folder, there is the intro-to-arrays.cpp.
USACO
My solutions to past USACO problems or similar competitive programming problems can be found in the USACO Practice folder. Most of the problems are from usaco.guide, the USACO website's training page, CSES, Codeforces, or OpenJudge, and are classified correspondingly.
The USACO folder houses code I wrote for USACO problems in actual contests.
Contributing
Feel free to contribute by:
  • Forking this repo and adding more solutions to more problems
  • Have a problem request? Make an issue!
I'm also currently working to add a commmented header above every code snippet that includes the problem's name, link and description. If it's from a contest like USACO, the date, contest number, problem number and level would also help. For example, something like this:
// Name: Chip Exchange
// Link: https://usaco.org/index.php?page=season26contest1results
// Date: 2026
// Contest: 1
// Problem: 1
// Level: Bronze

I would appreciate any help from fellow competitive programmers!
License
This repo is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to this as a way of learning C++ basics or as reference solutions to programming problems.
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