Problem Solving
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I sharpen my problem-solving on the major judges — algorithms, data structures, and contest math. Here's a live snapshot of my journey across platforms.
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Problems Solved
0
Rated Platforms
0
Active Days
0+
Rated Contests
“Problems Solved” sums 7 platform counts -- LeetCode, Codeforces, AlgoZenith, CodeChef, Code360, GeeksforGeeks, AtCoder, each deduplicated by that platform's own counting rules (accepted solves, accepted submissions, or practice-plus-contest solves, depending on the source). The per-platform breakdown below shows exactly what each source counts.
Arena Trophy Case
7 of 13 earned
Crossover King
highest rarity
Legendary Grandmaster
56% · closest
Contender II
earned
Night Owl
earned
Platforms
LeetCode
@Debasish1452003
vs this platform's rated population
710
Solved
67
Contests
Codeforces
@debasishrana1452003
vs this platform's rated population
131
Solved
25
Contests
CodeChef
@nanite
vs this platform's rated population
110
Solved
32
Contests
GeeksforGeeks
@debasishrarglx
Practice profile
217
Coding score
8
Longest streak
19
Correct submissions
0
Score this month
Code360
@debasish1234
Practice profile
9301
Experience points
AtCoder
@Nanite
vs this platform's rated population
6
Solved
1
Contests
AlgoZenith
@zord145
Practice profile
1668
XP
1468
Coins
6
Best streak
8
Followers
Rating Across Platforms
4 ratedCodeforces
Expert · peak 1679
1617
~86th percentile
LeetCode
Top 2.3% · peak 2047
2024
~82nd percentile
CodeChef
3★ · peak 1818
1794
~72nd percentile
AtCoder
Gray
3
~5th percentile
Bars show percentile standing within each platform's own rated population, not raw rating — so length is directly comparable across judges with different scales and starting points. The tick marks your peak. Percentiles are estimated from 2024-2025 published distributions; see src/data/cp-percentiles.ts for sources and the snapshot date.
Problems by Platform
Unified Activity - all platforms
Daily public activity: accepted solves from Codeforces, AtCoder, and AlgoZenith; submission activity from LeetCode and CodeChef, whose public calendars do not distinguish accepted attempts. Overlapping feeds use the higher daily count to avoid double-counting.