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Invitation for ACM-ICPC Gwalior Onsite, 2017 India Regionals Replay Contest on CodeChef
By PraveenDhinwa, history, 7 years ago, In English

Hello Friends!

I would like to invite you to the ACM-ICPC Gwalior Replay Contest, which will give you a chance to solve the questions featured in the ACM-ICPC 2017 Gwalior Onsite Regionals.

Contest Details:

Time: Saturday, 20th January 2018 00:00 hrs — 21st January 02:00 hrs Indian Standard Time — +5:30 GMT), Check your timezone. Total 26 hours long.

Contest link: https://www.codechef.com/GWR17ROL

Registration: You need to be registered with a team and have a CodeChef handle to participate. Team Registration Link: https://www.codechef.com/teams/register/GWR17ROL.

For all those who are interested and do not have a CodeChef handle, are requested to register in order to participate.

Editorials will be provided right after the contest.

Good Luck!
Hope to see you participating!

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7 years ago, # |
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Hello Everyone!

The contest has begun. See you there! :)

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Will you ever make the onsite contest page public? The public rankings don't tell how many users solved a particular problem.

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    Actually, you can see that because the problems are given in a specific order in the rank list from left to right and that order is same for the mirror contest and the onsite contest. So, for Gwalior Regionals the problems code are:-

    P1 — ZUBWALLT

    P2 — QTRAGAIN

    P3 — TRICHEF

    P4 — OPTCODE

    P5 — COUPSYS

    P6 — KALADIN

    P7 — LIGHTARE

    P8 — TALESQUA

    P9 — TALETRI

    And this is true for all the regionals. So, you can just map the mirror contest rank list to the onsite rank list from left to right.

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Hi,

In problem TALESQUA answer will always be integer? Then why do these two submissions give different verdict?

Submission 1 (AC)

Submission 2 (WA)

They only differ by line cout<<fixed<<setprecision(8)<<ans<<"\n";. I know in the question, it is written output a real number but integers are also real number. :3

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    Don't print doubles using cout<<ans<<endl; Especially when their values can be large. For example, your program prints 9.9998e+09 as the answer. This leads to loss of precision.

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Where can I find the solutions ?

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How to solve the ZUBWALLT problem?

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I can't open the All Contests tab... Am I the only one??

Edit : FIXED!!

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How to solve KALADIN?

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Please post the editorials for the contest.

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