Isha-saleem/Codeforces_Problemset_Suite

Codeforces Problemset Suite is a beginner-friendly competitive programming project with a nice educational twist: instead of scattering solutions across separate .cpp files, it wraps eight Codeforces-style solutions in a terminal menu that explains each problem, asks for input, runs the solution, prints the answer, measures execution time, pauses, and returns to the menu. The main.cpp is approachable, using standard C++17, vectors, sorting, prefix sums, gcd, XOR, string handling, and simple terminal colors to make the experience more interactive. As a learning project, that is a good choice because users can run multiple algorithms from one binary and compare how different solution patterns feel. The README explains the included problems clearly and provides a compile command with g++ -std=c++17 main.cpp -o suite. The best next step is polish and correctness hardening. The README’s demo link is still a placeholder, and the install command block appears unfinished, so documentation should be cleaned up. I’d also add sample inputs/outputs for each problem, constraints, links to the original Codeforces problems, and a few automated tests that feed known cases into each function. Structurally, splitting each problem into its own function is good, but separating input/output from pure solution logic would make testing much easier.