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Home » Compete » IIT Kanpur IOPC 2011
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Name Code Successful Submissions Accuracy
Spreadsheet scrolling IOPC1101 26 8.4
Chocolate distribution IOPC1102 29 4.95
Truly magical numbers IOPC1103 4 28.57
Triangle equality IOPC1104 13 9.29
Military patrol IOPC1105 3 13.64
Partitioning the plane IOPC1106 3 33.33
Leaky containers IOPC1107 3 15
Progressive progressions IOPC1108 4 25
Move the books IOPC1109 4 23.53
Road trip IOPC1110 13 16.47
Giant fountain IOPC1111 4 20.69
Sister cities IOPC1112 5 21.74
Ski slopes IOPC1113 3 37.5
Place-name game IOPC1114 11 8.63
Enumeration of rationals IOPC1115 7 5.6
Counting the teams IOPC1116 1 4.35

Please read the rules before starting the contest

General Rules:

1. All the teams should register at: http://www.codechef.com/teams/register/IOPC2011 before the contest starts. While registering, the teams should enter their CodeChef username in the "member information" text-box.

2. Only teams of which all members are currently registered in a university shall be eligible for prizes. However, non-students are also welcome to participate. Teams need to register on the IOPC site as well to be eligible for prizes.

3. Registration will shut once the contest begins.

4. Teams will be able to view problems individually, but will be able to submit solutions only by logging in with their team id.

5. There may be a maximum of 3 participants per team.

6. Each participant should be the member of one and only one team.

7. Submitting the same code by more than one team will lead to disqualification of teams.

8. Discussion of strategy, suggestions or tips in the comments during a live contest shall lead to disqualification. Posting questions clarifying the problem statement is ok. Comments will be published only after admin approval during the contest. If you have any further queries, organizers will be available for chat for the duration of the contest at iopc2011@gmail.com


Rules for Ranking:

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

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

3. 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 submission 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.

Announcements

  • The contest is now over! Congratulations to the winners
  • The solution outline to the problems can be seen here.
  • T-shirts will be given as prizes to the teams that give the successful submissions with minimum code length to IOPC1101 (Spreadsheet scrolling). There are more goodies on offer too!
  • We will contact the winners in a few days with prize details

REGISTERED TEAMS:

390

 

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12:39 PM Feb 25th: chandan_wtb commented on Chocolate distribution: How i submit my solution..... There is only to button at right "ALL SUBMISSION" a...
09:09 PM Feb 13th: Innovator_C commented on Chocolate distribution: how to submit answer ? just for practice
12:17 PM Feb 13th: utkarsh_lath commented on Enumeration of rationals: 2/4 is same as 1/2
12:17 PM Feb 13th: utkarsh_lath commented on Chocolate distribution: i tis available at http://razimantv.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/booklet1.pdf
12:16 PM Feb 13th: p1o3 commented on Enumeration of rationals: 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 2/3, 1/5,2/4, 1/6, 2/5........ in your case 2/4 is missing
12:03 PM Feb 13th: kunalsson commented on Chocolate distribution: When will the solutions be available?
10:08 AM Feb 13th: code44 commented on Chocolate distribution: yaar kitna ko optimize kar ley problem ko......always left vd time limit exceded
10:06 AM Feb 13th: sagar2988 commented on Spreadsheet scrolling: can v take j=i+k-1???
03:01 AM Feb 13th: razimantv commented on Enumeration of rationals: long double is %Lf It can store 10^11
02:56 AM Feb 13th: hackxperts commented on Enumeration of rationals: can any one tell wats the character specifier(%d,%f etc) for long double  in C an...
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