Hi, Codeforces.<br>↵
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# GoCF ↵
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A Contest parser for codeforces ( only C++ )<br>↵
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[Link to github repo](https://github.com/vsukeeshbabu/GoCF) <br>↵
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**Requirements** <br>↵
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-1. Python v2/3 <br>↵
-2. [Python Beautiful Soup](http://www.crummy.com/software/BeautifulSoup/bs4/doc/)<br>↵
- 3. [Colorama](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/colorama)<br>↵
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tested on Ubuntu 14.04<br>↵
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#Screenshots<br>↵
**While Parsing Contest initially**↵
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![alt text](http://i.imgur.com/FlrlvF1.png " Parsing test cases!")↵
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**While testing your solution**↵
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![alt text](http://i.imgur.com/xF4gvcl.png " Testing your Solution!"↵
![ WP ](http://i.imgur.com/pwYKpLs.png)↵
![ CE ](http://i.imgur.com/71DQ6iI.png)↵
![ TLE ](http://i.imgur.com/qSL2wGX.png)↵
![ WA ](http://i.imgur.com/jXQOdMu.png)↵
![ AC ](http://i.imgur.com/mLCsIaS.png)↵
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#Instructions<br>↵
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**How to install it?** <br>↵
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- copy `gocf` and `incf` file to `/bin/` directory <br>↵
- give permissions to them by `sudo chmod 755 /bin/gocf` and `sudo chmod 755 /bin/incf` <br>↵
- Now create a directory in your `home` folder and name it `GoCF` <br>↵
- copy `Parse.py` from `GoCF_files` to `GoCF` and if neccessary do `chmod` <br>↵
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**How to use it?** <br>↵
- After the contest begins, fire up your terminal and type `incf` <br>↵
- Now, enter the contest code <br>↵
- GoCF will now download the test cases for you! <br>↵
- Now, for example let us take contest code as `624` and, name your problems as `624_A.cpp`, `624_B.cpp`, ... ( .(Case sensitive )<br>↵
- Code in your favourite editor<br>↵
- now, for testing your solution just `gocf 624_A.cpp` <br>↵
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#Edit :) <br>↵
-Compile <br>↵
- now, for testingSupports all the contests! :) <br>↵
- now GoCF Compiles your solution .. just `gocf 624_A.cpp` <br>↵
- detects TLE [ timeout : `2 secs` ]<br>↵
- If Wrong Answer, shows `Input`, `Expected output` & `Received output` (easy debugging!)<br>↵
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**That's it!**<br>↵
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**Star it to show your support!** <br>↵
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**Hope you guys like it!!**
<p>↵
# GoCF ↵
↵
A Contest parser for codeforces ( only C++ )<br>↵
↵
[Link to github repo](https://github.com/
↵
↵
**Requirements** <br>↵
↵
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tested on Ubuntu 14.04<br>↵
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#Screenshots<br>↵
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![alt text](http://i.imgur.com/FlrlvF1.png " Parsing test cases!")↵
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**While testing your solution**↵
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![alt text](http://i.imgur.com/xF4gvcl.png " Testing your Solution!"
![ WP ](http://i.imgur.com/pwYKpLs.png)↵
![ CE ](http://i.imgur.com/71DQ6iI.png)↵
![ TLE ](http://i.imgur.com/qSL2wGX.png)↵
![ WA ](http://i.imgur.com/jXQOdMu.png)↵
![ AC ](http://i.imgur.com/mLCsIaS.png)↵
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#Instructions<br>↵
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**How to install it?** <br>↵
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- copy `gocf` and `incf` file to `/bin/` directory <br>↵
- give permissions to them by `sudo chmod 755 /bin/gocf` and `sudo chmod 755 /bin/incf` <br>↵
- Now create a directory in your `home` folder and name it `GoCF` <br>↵
- copy `Parse.py` from `GoCF_files` to `GoCF` and if neccessary do `chmod` <br>↵
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**How to use it?** <br>↵
- After the contest begins, fire up your terminal and type `incf` <br>↵
- Now, enter the contest code <br>↵
- GoCF will now download the test cases for you! <br>↵
- Now, for example let us take contest code as `624`
- Code in your favourite editor<br>↵
- now, for testing your solution just `gocf 624_A.cpp` <br>↵
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#Edit :
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- now, for testing
- now GoCF Compiles your sol
- detects TLE [ timeout : `2 secs` ]<br>↵
- If Wrong Answer, shows `Input`, `Expected output` & `Received output` (easy debugging!)<br>↵
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**That's it!**<br>↵
**Hope you guys like it!!**