Comments on: Contact Me http://blog.lipeiqian.com We are continually faced with a series of great opportunities brilliantly disguised as insoluble problems. Sun, 01 Aug 2010 04:27:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: pK-lst http://blog.lipeiqian.com/contact-me/comment-page-1#comment-347 pK-lst Sun, 27 Jun 2010 18:21:45 +0000 http://blog.lipeiqian.com/?page_id=95#comment-347 Hello dude, i found out this website few weeks ago over google. And today i sow you on Z-trening, before that i was thinking you left programming world but i was wrong. I am truly beginner in the programming world, so can you write tutorial about those advanced c/c++ structures which i have seen in your codes on this website, like : struct edge { int v; edge *next; edge(int v,edge *next):v(v),next(next) {} } *e[222]; What is "edge(int v,edge *next):v(v),next(next) {}" for ? Or what are used for those functions like : bool operator < (int blabla, int blabla) {} And can you tell me which algorithms are used most in IOI competitions, which graph, DP, greedy, etc.. algorithms are used ? Thanks in advance, sorry for bothering you but i want to become better :) Hello dude, i found out this website few weeks ago over google. And today i sow you on Z-trening, before that i was thinking you left programming world but i was wrong. I am truly beginner in the programming world, so can you write tutorial about those advanced c/c++ structures which i have seen in your codes on this website, like :

struct edge
{
int v;
edge *next;
edge(int v,edge *next):v(v),next(next) {}
} *e[222];

What is “edge(int v,edge *next):v(v),next(next) {}” for ?

Or what are used for those functions like :

bool operator < (int blabla, int blabla) {}

And can you tell me which algorithms are used most in IOI competitions, which graph, DP, greedy, etc.. algorithms are used ?

Thanks in advance, sorry for bothering you but i want to become better :)

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