Russian, Japanese and Chinese Take Top Spots in ACM Programming Contest
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Re: Russian, Japanese and Chinese Take Top Spots in ACM Programming Contest
#2here is the "exact" ranking, without grouping several participants into a single one position
http://icpc.baylor.edu/scoreboard/
Re: Russian, Japanese and Chinese Take Top Spots in ACM Programming Contest
#3Re: Russian, Japanese and Chinese Take Top Spots in ACM Programming Contest
#4The problems: http://icpc.baylor.edu/download/worldfinals/problems/icpc201...
They solved this in 5 hours, using one computer, one calculator and no other help.
Does anyone know what was the team size limit?
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Re: Russian, Japanese and Chinese Take Top Spots in ACM Programming Contest
#6here is the "exact" ranking, without grouping several participants into a single one position http://icpc.baylor.edu/scoreboard/
In what units is the time or what does it represent? I though they had only 5 hours available.
Re: Russian, Japanese and Chinese Take Top Spots in ACM Programming Contest
#7here is the "exact" ranking, without grouping several participants into a single one position http://icpc.baylor.edu/scoreboard/
In what units is the time or what does it represent? I though they had only 5 hours available.
There is a penalty when your submission fails, for 20 minutes(?). The final time for a successful submission may add up over 5 hours.