Chris Greene's User Profile

Username:	opethgeek
Name:	Chris Greene
About Me:	Student at the University of Southern Mississippi. I aspire to be a great programmer.
Country:	United States
State:	Mississippi
City:	Hattiesburg
Motto:	Grow.
Link:	http://www.blizzfan.com/
Student/Professional:	Student
Institution:	The University of Southern Mississippi
Problems Successfully Solved:	Practice Problems: TEST, HS08TEST

Problems Solved	Solutions Submitted	Solutions Accepted	Wrong Answer	Compile Error	Runtime Error	Time Limit Exceeded
2	31	4	14	0	10	3

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