CSES Problemset

CSES Problem Set provides programming tasks for practice, with problem categories, statistics, and account features.

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About CSES Problemset

CSES Problemset is a web-based collection of programming tasks for practice. Tasks are grouped into categories such as Introductory Problems, Sorting and Searching, Dynamic Programming, Graph Algorithms, Range Queries, and Tree Algorithms. The site includes statistics and account features, including login and account creation, and lists a dark mode option. Pricing information is not provided.

Key features

  • Programming tasks grouped into named categories
  • Categories include introductory, sorting, dynamic programming, graph, range query, and tree topics
  • Statistics page and task-level statistics
  • Account creation and login
  • Dark mode option
Best for: People who want to practice programming problems organized by topic on a web platform.
Good for
  • Offers multiple problem categories for programming practice.
  • Displays statistics for tasks and the problem set.
  • Includes account features and a dark mode option.
Watch out for
  • Pricing information is not provided.
  • Available as a web platform only.

CSES Problemset at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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CSES Problemset FAQ

What problem categories are available?
The homepage lists Introductory Problems, Sorting and Searching, Dynamic Programming, Graph Algorithms, Range Queries, and Tree Algorithms.
Does the site have a dark mode?
Yes, the homepage lists a dark mode option.
Do I need an account to use the problem set?
The site provides login and create new account options, but the homepage does not state whether an account is required to view tasks.
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