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2000-2099 A2OJ: Ladder

This ladder provides a structured path for users with a Codeforces Rating between 2000 to 2099. It has different levels of difficulty, helping them to systematically improve their problem-solving skills. A2OJ ladders have proven to be beneficial for many competitive programmers over the years.

100 problemscompetitive

Also known as ACD Ladder 2000–2099, A2OJ Ladder.

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StatusProblemSolvePracticeRevisionLevel
1.Fox And SnakeEasy
2.PangramEasy
3.Vanya and CubesEasy
4.Minimum DifficultyEasy
5.Dreamoon and WiFiMedium
6.Giga TowerEasy
7.Vanya and LanternsMedium
8.Two ButtonsMedium
9.Good SequencesMedium
10.Long PathMedium
11.Maximum Submatrix 2Medium
12.Glass CarvingMedium
13.FactoryMedium
14.Mr. Kitayuta, the Treasure HunterHard
15.Number of WaysMedium
16.Vanya and ExamsMedium
17.Clique ProblemHard
18.TriangleMedium
19.DZY Loves SequencesMedium
20.BoredomMedium
21.Fox and Card GameHard
22.Fox and Minimal pathHard
23.Drazil and TilesHard
24.Vanya and FieldHard
25.Watching Fireworks is FunHard
26.Sereja and Table Hard
27.Ciel and DuelHard
28.Three StatesHard
29.Little Pony and Harmony ChestHard
30.Increase SequenceHard
31.Pashmak and Parmida's problemHard
32.Levko and ArrayHard
33.Vanya and Computer GameHard
34.Appleman and a Sheet of PaperHard
35.Jeff and PermutationHard
36.Ciel the CommanderHard
37.Pair of NumbersHard
38.Wonder RoomHard
39.Upgrading ArrayHard
40.Pashmak and GraphHard
41.DZY Loves ModificationHard
42.Water TreeHard
43.Appleman and TreeHard
44.Gerald and Giant ChessHard
45.Array and OperationsHard
46.Restore Cube Hard
47.Lucky SubsequenceHard
48.Little Elephant and ArrayHard
49.StripHard
50.Sereja and BracketsHard
51.Mashmokh and Reverse OperationHard
52.Prefixes and SuffixesHard
53.Propagating treeHard
54.Two SetsHard
55.CivilizationHard
56.Little Pony and Summer Sun CelebrationHard
57.Watto and MechanismHard
58.Substitutes in NumberHard
59.A Lot of GamesHard
60.Jzzhu and CitiesHard
61.Caisa and TreeHard
62.Hill ClimbingHard
63.Mr. Kitayuta's Colorful GraphHard
64.Double ProfilesHard
65.Number Transformation IIHard
66.Darth Vader and TreeHard
67.DivisorsHard
68.Captains ModeHard
69.Mike and FrogHard
70.Sereja and Two SequencesHard
71.A Simple TaskHard
72.Devu and Birthday CelebrationHard
73.Sereja and SquaresHard
74.Traffic Jams in the LandHard
75.Match & CatchHard
76.DZY Loves FFTHard
77.The Child and SequenceHard
78.Vasya and Beautiful ArraysHard
79.Beautiful Pairs of NumbersHard
80.Tricky FunctionHard
81.AntimatterHard
82.DZY Loves ColorsHard
83.Information GraphHard
84.Jzzhu and NumbersHard
85.Little Elephant and InversionsHard
86.Subset SumsHard
87.Arthur and WallsHard
88.Mashmokh and Water TanksHard
89.Square TilingHard
90.Alex and Complicated TaskHard
91.Fedor and EssayHard
92.Case of a Top SecretHard
93.Xenia and TreeHard
94.KindergartenHard
95.Artem and Array Hard
96.Jzzhu and ApplesHard
97.DZY Loves Fibonacci NumbersHard
98.Polo the Penguin and Trees Hard
99.Sign on FenceHard
100.Serega and FunHard

Frequently asked

Is there a PDF of 2000-2099 A2OJ: Ladder to download?

There is no PDF here, and you do not need one. All 100 problems are listed in full on this page, free and without an account — and unlike a PDF the list remembers what you have ticked off, so you are not re-reading a static file to work out where you stopped. Use your browser's print view if you want it on paper.

Is 2000-2099 A2OJ: Ladder the same as the ACD Ladder 2000–2099?

Yes — same sheet, different name. It is also known as ACD Ladder 2000–2099, A2OJ Ladder. Whichever name you searched for, this is the tracker for it.

How do I track my progress on 2000-2099 A2OJ: Ladder?

Tick a problem on this page and it stays ticked. Progress saves in your browser straight away with no account, and the counts update per section so you can see which parts of 2000-2099 A2OJ: Ladder you have actually covered. Signing in with Google syncs it across devices.

How many problems are in 2000-2099 A2OJ: Ladder?

  1. Every one is listed on this page and tickable as you solve it.

How long does 2000-2099 A2OJ: Ladder take to complete?

At roughly 25 minutes a problem — reading it, solving it and writing the approach down — 100 problems is about 42 hours, or 4 weeks at ten hours a week. Treat that as a planning figure rather than a promise; the first pass through an unfamiliar topic is always slower.

Is the 2000-2099 A2OJ: Ladder tracker free?

Yes, completely, and no account is needed. There is no paid tier and nothing is held back — the sheet itself is by A2OJ Ladders, and this is a free tracker for it.

Should I finish 2000-2099 A2OJ: Ladder or switch between sheets?

Finish one. Sheets overlap heavily, so working several in parallel mostly means re-solving the same problems while never completing a full topic sweep. If you are not sure this is the right one for the time you have, the sheet comparison page puts the options side by side with hour estimates.

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