C-Surf ( Online Programming Contest )
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The national level C programming contest that separates the real CODERS from the rest is back. Exercise your brain cells to come up with the most efficient and simplistic solutions to the most tricky problems. This race against the clock and your competitors requires you to think hard and code fast. Register online in advance for C-SURF and show off your coding skills!
Description
The objective of the contest is to solve problems and score maximum points.
1. Problem statements will be given, along with the constraints and the formats for input and output.
2. You are required to submit programs that print the required output.
3. The automated Online Judge checks your program for correctness by running it against several test cases.
4. The instantaneous response of the Judge is one of the following.
Judge Status Messages
1. Accepted: This means that the Judge has rated your solution to be correct.
2. Abort Called: This usually means that there was an uncaught exception or an assert failed.
3. Floating Point Error: Divide by zero error or invalid floating point arithmetic causes this error.
4. Time Limit Exceeded: Your program ran longer than what was allowed to solve the testcase.
5. Wrong Answer: Your program produced an incorrect output.
6. Segmentation Fault: This happens when unowned memory locations are accessed, stack overflows, memory limits have been reached.
7. Output File Size Exceeded: This is likely to happen if you output too much whitespace.
8. Killed. Possibly memory limit exceeded: This usually happens when the program tries to use more memory than was allowed to it by the Judge.
9. Undefined Signal Exception :This happens under some other obscure circumstances.
Rules
1. A team has one or two members.
2. The ranking is based on the total score accumulated for all problems.
3. Ties in the total score are broken by the total time taken (time of latest score improving submission). Shorter times are better.
The contest starts at 0900hrs(IST) on 14th March 2010
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