This weekend the best coders from Lithuanian high schools will participate in the final stage of the Lithuanian Olympiad in Informatics. As it was the case in the previous years, you are invited to take part in an online mirror. This IOI-style competition will take place on two days:

• Day 1 contest begins on Saturday, March 30 at 9:00 UTC
• Day 2 contest begins on Sunday, March 31 at 8:00 UTC

See http://online.lmio.lt/ for more information.

Links: online contest, online scoreboard, onsite scoreboard.

Once again you are invited to participate in the online mirror of the final stage of Lithuanian Olympiad in Informatics!

The format of the competition is similar to IOI: 2 days with 3 tasks in 5 hours, just the choice of languages is more limited (programming: C/C++, statements: English/Lithuanian). Day 1 contest will start on Friday, March 23 at 15:00 UTC and day 2 on Saturday, March 24 at 9:00 UTC.

See online.lmio.lt for more information.

Update: Congratulations to the winners! See the results of online and onsite contests.

Online:

1. shadowatyy
2. Kuha
3. Sonechko

Onsite:

1. Gediminas
2. Tutis
3. Kepperoni

Following the success of last year's online competition, Lithuanian Olympiad in Informatics is again inviting everyone to participate in its online mirror on the comming Sunday and Monday, April 10–11, starting at 8 AM UTC. This time you may even receive an award from the sponsor!

The competition format is as last year (similar to IOI: 3 problems with subtasks in 5 hours each day).

All the details at online.lmio.lt.

Edit: The competition is over. Congrats DBradac, Deemo, JustasK and tabasz for solving all the problems! See scoreboard.

You can now try submitting your solutions for the tasks of both days on online.cms.lmio.lt. Later contest materials will be published on online.lmio.lt.

The final round of Lithuanian Olympiad in Informatics takes place this weekend. Everybody is welcome to participate in an online version of it at http://online.lmio.lt.

Contest starts at 9:00 AM UTC on Saturday, March 21th and Sunday, March 22th. Each day participants will have 5 hours to solve 3 problems, the format is similar to IOI.

Registration will be open 30 minutes before the competition.

Problem statements will be available in Lithuanian and English.