The Art of Programming Contest (2007) [pdf](comp.nus.edu.sg)
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The Art of Programming Contest (2007) [pdf]
https://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~stevenha/database/Art_of_Programming_Contest_SE_for_uva.pdf
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Non ref-link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FG8MNN8
Please explain how can I make such a link? I wasn't able to find anything except a 'Share' button in the right corner. And I struggle on this only using amazon.
I opened the shortlink and removed the "/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_dp_0MPsybGT0GSSE" section after checking that the product page loaded without it.
Unfortunately the book's official website https://cpbook.net/ is currently returning the following message:
> I (Steven) is currently experiencing server upgrading issue (today is 30 Nov 2016)... https://cpbook.net will be revived soon when I am done with Semester 1 teaching in NUS next week.
The good news is, using the Wayback Machine, I was able to extract the link for purchasing the hardcover book:
https://www.lulu.com/commerce/index.php?fBuyContent=13872302
Pro tip: Use the coupon code FWD15 for an additional 15% off making the hardcover cheaper than the Amazon paperback price.
> I (Steven) is currently experiencing server upgrading issue (today is 30 Nov 2016)... https://cpbook.net will be revived soon when I am done with Semester 1 teaching in NUS next week.
The good news is, using the Wayback Machine, I was able to extract the link for purchasing the hardcover book:
https://www.lulu.com/commerce/index.php?fBuyContent=13872302
Pro tip: Use the coupon code FWD15 for an additional 15% off making the hardcover cheaper than the Amazon paperback price.
You can still use the old site for now https://sites.google.com/site/stevenhalim/
I highly recommend buying the "large print" version, it's the size of most textbooks.
The smaller version is nice for reading while on the go/during a commute but not as nice for when you want to have it on your desk as a reference while working through problems (which you'll be doing a lot with this book). With the small version I have to find things to weigh down both sides just to keep it open on my desk so I can glance at it.
The smaller version is nice for reading while on the go/during a commute but not as nice for when you want to have it on your desk as a reference while working through problems (which you'll be doing a lot with this book). With the small version I have to find things to weigh down both sides just to keep it open on my desk so I can glance at it.
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This looks like a really good resource for people just starting out with programming contests.
It doesn't have a lot of advanced material for more experienced competitors though.
It doesn't have a lot of advanced material for more experienced competitors though.
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I read it as Knuth's "The Art of Programming"-contest at first, making me much more interested than I actually was.
Yeah. I guess the author forgot to read "The Art of Descriptive Titles" beforehand.
:) i dont like the book.
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