[189ydkjlas89doi]

I'm recently doing some at codeforces and so many problems is too tough to me.

But I like to continue to study and solve problems, 

And Is there any good method about how to deal with such problems?

[cmburns2]

Don't bang your head against a problem too long, and fight the imposter syndrome

[type_oneoneone]

My solution: drop it and do something else -- let the unconscious mind figure it out. Then, hours, weeks or even months later the solution just appears in my mind... or doesn't. Not very helpful for coding challenge problems I know, but just thought I'd mention. I never force my will onto anything.

[BeerBear]

What type_oneoneone said tbh. However in a professional setting one doesn't always have the luxury.

[Testerteaser]

Take a breather and untangle one by o

[fkkrecigny]

It's a bit of a meme but this is also true. Taking breaks where you let your brain breathe and think about other stuffs is super useful when you're stuck on a problem

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[kangsalep]

try to split the problems to smaller chunks. 5 minutes break also doesnt hurt

[Imgonnacoom]

If you're a major procrastinator like me you'll just move onto a later problem and then come to that problem later.

[dizelpatches]

personally i draw it out i think of some ideas before i write the code and while writing i usually find my problems or find a better solution

[NickM123]

Try to break it down into smaller pieces. Can you solve it by brute force? Don't go for the most efficient solution immediately

[PlebofRivia]

Go away and do something else for a while, I had a bug in some code ages ago that drove me crazy for days. It turned out to be something so small but I was only able to fix it after taking a decent break away from it.