The Competitive Programmer's Guide to Graph Theory: Exploring Bipartite Graphs, Functional Graphs, and Eulerian Paths (Early Access)

This is a collection of graph theory problems to help you become a more proficient Competitive Programmer.

What you will get from this book:

• An introduction to the basic concepts of graph theory.
• Access to a comprehensive list of 15 graph theory problems of medium to hard difficulty taken from the best competitive programming resources on the internet:
  • AtCoder.
  • Codeforces.
  • ICPC World Finals.
  • Andrew Stankevich Contests.
• A variety of topics and their relation to graph theory in ways that very few competitive programmers know, including:
  • Binary search.
  • Number theory.
  • Dynamic programming.
• All the reasoning and intuition behind the solutions of the problems, similar to the thinking process that happens during live programming competitions.
• All the formal proofs needed to solve all the problems, going deeper than the usual experience of solving problems in competitive programming, where the formal aspect is usually overlooked.
• All implementations of the solutions for the proposed problems in C++, because it is the most widely used language for competitive programming.
• All links to the problems, so you can try your solutions on the respective competitive programming websites.

By purchasing this product, you will gain access to the current version plus:

• Your name on the paperback version as one of the early supporters.
• All future updates for free, ensuring that you stay ahead of the curve.
• Access to a Discord server where you can discuss everything related to the book.
• Direct participation in the completion of this project by contributing with your feedback.

Your support will help complete this ongoing project, making this book an indispensable addition to your library.