Adrian Savage's User Profile

Username: CarbonUnit
Name: Adrian Savage
About Me:
Country: United Kingdom
State: England
City: Oldham
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Student/Professional: Professional
Organisation: EDM Ltd
Problems Successfully Solved:

Practice Problems: INTEST, TEST, COINS, HX, J6

NOV09: J1, J7

DEC09: J3

Problems Solved Solutions Submitted Solutions Accepted Wrong Answer Compile Error Runtime Error Time Limit Exceeded
8 91 26 28 4 17 16
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Long 1166 10.888(?)
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08:21 PM Dec 2ndPalindromic Num... C++ 4.3.2
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