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Home » Compete » May Cook-off 2011
Try your hand at one of the practice
                 problems, and submit your solution in the language of your choice
                 (our judge accepts solutions in over 35+ languages). Receive points,
                 and move up through the CodeChef ranks. Get better, and better prepare
                 yourself for the competitions
NameCodeSuccessful SubmissionAccuracy
Socializing Game around PizzaBIGPIZA6510.19
Preferred Cooking SchoolsCKSCHOOL39.68
Distribute idlis EquallyEQIDLIS13620.88
Packing the Golden TrianglesPACKBAND4414.84
Popular Rice RecipeTIDRICE34859.9

The May Cook-off has ended!

Problems have been transferred to the practice section.

Solutions to all the problems have been made visible.

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  • Please do not discuss strategy, suggestions or tips in the comments during a live contest. Posting questions clarifying the problem statement is ok. Comments will be published only after admin approval during the contest. If you are unsure, email us at feedback@codechef.com

  • You can also send in your queries in an email to contest-admin@codechef.com, during the contest.

  • Contest problems will become visible on May 29th, 2011 at 21:30 (IST). There will be 5 problems in all.

  • You will receive one point for solving a problem (passing all test cases - no partial credit), regardless of the level of difficulty of that problem.

  • Users are ranked according to the most problems solved. Ties will be broken by the total time for each user in ascending order of time.

  • The total time is the sum of the time consumed for each problem solved. The time consumed for a solved problem is the time elapsed from the beginning of the contest to the submittal of the first accepted run plus 20 penalty minutes for every previously rejected run for that problem. There is no time consumed for a problem that is not solved.

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12:30am: We had a problem with the JAVA compiler on our judge and hence we are rejuding all the submissiond of  CKSCHOOL. Rankings may get affected. Please bear with us.

10:25pm: There has been a change in the problem PACKBAND. The value of L has been changed from 10 to 20. Regret the inconvenience caused.

9:40pm: Our comment system is not working. Please send in your queries to contest-admin@codechef.com

09:30pm:
The Rank List for the CodeChef May Cook Off is available here: http://www.codechef.com/rankings/COOK10

CONTEST ENDED.

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03:38 AM Jun 5th: bminus commented on Distribute idlis Equally: @admin The solutions are still not public Please look into this
05:19 PM Jun 2nd: flying_ant commented on Socializing Game around Pizza: For N = 6, {1,2,3,4,5,6} Arjuna can make the pair(3,6) and thus forming two indepe...
02:10 PM May 30th: compileguy commented on Socializing Game around Pizza: Well for N=6 Arjuna will always win: Arjuna turn: 1 6 | 2 5 ...
08:30 AM May 30th: cmaj135 commented on Socializing Game around Pizza: Case 4: N=6 why the winner is still Arjuna , I think no matter Arjuna choose the s...
01:19 AM May 30th: assasin143 commented on Distribute idlis Equally: can anyone give some more specific test cases for which output can be wrong??
11:31 PM May 29th: anil_adm commented on Packing the Golden Triangles: Please read the problem statement carefully. It says, "A box needs at least one ru...
11:24 PM May 29th: homo_sapiens commented on Packing the Golden Triangles: one box can be covered with several rubber bands?
11:13 PM May 29th: anil_adm commented on Popular Rice Recipe: user_id and vote are separated by one space, as can be seen in the sample input ca...
11:04 PM May 29th: theunforgiven commented on Popular Rice Recipe: is there any space between user id and his vote(i.e. + or -)????
10:44 PM May 29th: anil_adm commented on Popular Rice Recipe: The output given under Example section is the output expected from your code.

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