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To clarify I want to know the rough equivalence of different problem levels. For example how does leetcode hard question s compare to USACO questions (would they be closest to Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum). Another example is how does Div 1D from Codeforces compare to USACO Gold?

I use USACO training and hackerrank rn. I can't really use codeforces since almost every single time conflicts with my schedule (its like they're reading my mind). Just trying to sharpen my overall programming skills.

I will be graduating high school in two months and i plan to utilize the break before college in solving problems. I'm quite proficient in c++, python and know a few basic algorithms. How should i go about the prep so that i can start competing at least by the 2nd year of college.

I had a really hard time deciding which subreddit to post it to, but this looks very much like a competitive programming thing, so I'll put it here.

Bloxorz is a game (http://www.coolmath-games.com/0-bloxorz), which can be solved programmatically.

While I have found several people writing solvers for it in Scala and Go (and testing them), I haven't been able to find one for general use cases.

Any idea where one might find such a solver or terrain data which can be used to write one of the solver checkers?