ACMSolver The Art of Programming Contest
How To Get Started in UVa Online Jud The UVa Online Judge is a web site where you can try solving a number of algorithmic problems by implementing the solution in C, C++, Pascal or Java. The problems are usually described in a few paragraphs and some sample input and output is given for the purpose […]
01 #include <stdio.h> 02 int main() 03 { 04 int n, i, q, c, sz, idx, idx2, t1, t2, elteres, ce = 0; 05 while(1) 06 { 07 scanf(“%d”,&n); 08 if(!n) break; 09 printf(“Case %d:\n”,++ce); 10 int set[n], i = 0, q = 0; Read more
Problem No Problem Name 100 The 3n+1 problem 102 Ecological bin packing 113 Power of cryptography 136 Ugly numbers 190 Circle through three points 264 Count on Cantor 272 TEX qoutes 299 Train swapping 305 Joseph 353 Pesky Palindromes 369 Read more
DOMjudge is an automated judge system to run programming contests. It has a mechanism to submit problem solutions, have them judged fully automatically and provides (web)interfaces for teams, the jury and the general public. DOMjudge is meant to be used Read more
There are many more contests than we have listed here. Most important of all you can use C, C++ or C# in these. Annual Contests * International Conference on Functional Programming (ICFP). This has been running for a decade and happens in Read more
Great question! As someone who has dabbled in programming contests a bit myself, I may have something to say. [Let’s get the standard disclaimer out of the way: contest programming is only loosely related to “programming in the real world”, Read more