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Iranian Summer Camp Finals
By Shayan.P, history, 4 years ago, In English

Hi everyone! Hope you are doing fine.

The Iranian Summer Camp is designed to teach some 40 selected students the algorithms needed to perform well in the finals. The level of the finals is slightly easier than IOI. The top 8 from the finals are then selected to go through extensive training to get ready for IOI.

This is the first time that Iranian Summer Camp Finals is going to be open to the public. We are glad to announce that mirror of this year's contests will be held here on 10th October, 11th October and 12th October respectively, from 2 PM to 7 PM UTC.

You can contact us via [email protected] in case of any issue.

Finally here I confess that I did nothing except writing this blog and I have to apologize the scientific committee for stealing their contribution!

We hope you find the contest interesting and enjoy the problems!

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Are non iranians allowed to practice these problems ?

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I think the second day was better.

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Does anyone know whether there will be an editorial about the 10 problems either on Codeforces or somewhere else? As far as I'm concerned, it could even be in Persian, as I would then simply use Google Translate. (I have already tried out the approach on one of the task statements and it's a feasible avenue.) Regardless, is there any online judge, where one can submit one's solutions now that the contest has finished?

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You know, I'm not Iranian, but in Iran is not Summer now) But the camp is good by the way)

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    XD
    You're right. The SC was held a bit late this year(because of Covid-19), i.e. its finals were held in the first days of Fall(Mehr month) in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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Hi do you know where we can test solutions to the contest problems? As far as I know, the cms judge is down after the contest. If not, do you know where to find the test data? Thank you. :)

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    There's a blog post about it here. The contests' contributors are trying to publish the editorial and test cases.

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      Hi, a while ago, I saw that the contest contributors have published the editorial on the website, however it seems like now whenever I try to access the website it says "502 bad gateway" (it has been like this for a few days already).

      So is there anyone who has previously downloaded the editorial and willing to share, as the website has been down for quite some time already, and I'm not sure when it'll be fixed lol. Thank you in advance.

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        You can temporarily access the site from here. It'll be fixed in a few hours. Thank you for reporting.

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          Are the contests available for upsolving anywhere?

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            No, there is no judge. But the test cases are ready to download.

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