مرحبا, Codeforces!
Translation: Hello, Codeforces!
We are super excited to invite you to participate in Codeforces Round 1007 (Div. 2), which will be held on Friday, February 28, 2025 at 17:35.
This round will be rated for all participants with rating below $$$2100$$$. Participants with higher ratings are encouraged to participate out of the competition.
You will be presented with $$$6$$$ or $$$7$$$ problems and $$$2$$$ hours and $$$15$$$ minutes to solve them. The problems are authored and prepared by Al-Merreikh, ApraCadabra, FzArK, limbo16, MOUFLESS, and Vectors_Master.
We would like to thank everyone who made this round possible:
- Sugar_fan for coordinating the round and helping with problem preparation.
- satyam343 for improving some problems and providing suggestions to help us make the round better.
- Our army of testers: StarSilk, fallleaves01, _istil, rui_er, N_z__, Error_Yuan, Kaitokid, Proof_by_QED, Boboge, The_Hallak, Wael_Zaiback, Igor_Parfenov, Mohanad_Nahhal, hocln, ammar2000, ALAov, too_rusty, BabaVoss, MaherSefo, satyam343, larush, purp4ever, ZaiBug, The_Starry_Night, ginger.swap02, Shawerma, and spaghetti_coder for testing our round and providing invaluable feedback.
- MikeMirzayanov for the amazing Codeforces and Polygon platforms.
- Alexdat2000 for translating the statements into russian.
You
for participating in this round.
The score distribution will be announced soon.
We hope you will find a non-empty subset of problems to be interesting. Good luck, have fun and see you in the standings on Friday!
Let's continue the series of announcements with a photo of the authors. We only managed to find one photo with three of us, another with two, and one with just a single person. Enjoy figuring out who’s who!



1st cmt ._.
ah yes! uncles round
why am I very excited ? ^-^
omg Syrian round wtf is electricity and peace
first syrian contest
Love These Photos <3
As a tester , the judges are my uncles.
i love this photo alot
As a tester, I hope you do not face any ZaiBug while solving the problems.
NICEEEEE!! I've never seen a camel as a tester before!
besher and Ra7_aljaml_bima_7aml in one photo
Good Luck Have Fun <3
As a tester, I don't know what to write, so I'll tell you that 1+1=2 is a true statement. Please keep this in mind while doing the contest.
As a tester, I've waited all my life to write this as a tester comment so now as a tester
Wait for it
Enjoy
As a not-tester, i am sad
hoping +ve delta...
As a commenter I am exited.
As a tester, I'm here. Hoorah!
I am excited to participate
I've never been so excited for a round before. The first Syrian contest. Hopefully the beginning of an era.
OH WOWWWWWWWW.
Finally, the Syrian Contest, I hope it will be enjoyable. Thank you to those who contributed to its success.
hack
Pictures of uncles
In the first picture, ApraCadabra, MOUFLESS, and FzArK, from left to right.
As for the second picture, Vectors_Master is on the left and limbo16 is on the right.
As for the last picture, I don't know him, but I think he's Al-Merreikh.
We are proud of you
As a Shaitan, if moon sighting tomorrow, I can't participate but mindflux.
As a contestant, I’m sure the contest will be great!
As a tester: I want to say don't miss this round :)
As author of one of the problems, I want
moneycontributionA big salute to all Syrians
yay our heros, i am very excited to participant
as a tester, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
The person in the third picture is not in the first picture.
AS a Ahmad,I am excited to participate
As a tester, I found the problems very interesting and cool
You are the cool
The last point, "You for participating in this round." After clicking "You", I found something interesting!!!
Wow contest by only CMs/Masters
Ah yes, another Codeforces round—two hours and fifteen minutes of solving problems, debugging typos, and questioning my life choices.
My strategy is clear:
Open the first problem, feel confident. Write 10 lines of code, get a wrong answer. Add print statements. Realize the mistake was an off-by-one error. Fix it, submit again, still wrong. Enter existential crisis mode. If I somehow solve more than one problem, I will consider it a personal victory. If I end up with a grand total of zero, I’ll just say, "I was here for the experience."
Looking forward to the contest—whether I climb the leaderboard or just collect penalty minutes like Pokémon, it’s going to be fun!
This is the most accurate roadmap to a Codeforces round I’ve ever seen. You forgot the final step:
Open the editorial and realize the solution was so obvious that I now need a five-minute break to reflect on my life choices. Honestly, my real goal for this contest is just to avoid a TLE on the first submission. If I manage that, I’ll call it a success. If not, well… at least I’ll have a beautifully crafted collection of wrong answers to admire.
first syrian contest
https://codeforces.net/contest/2070/submission/308193387 Can someone tell a failing test case for this greedy approach?
Женя крутейший
excited for the contest!
Very excited!