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Topcoder Single Round Match 796
By hmehta, 3 years ago, In English

Single Round Match 796

Topcoder SRM 796 is scheduled to start at 07:00 UTC-5 on December 23, 2020.

Registration is now open for the SRM in the Arena or Applet and closes at 06:55 UTC-5. The coding phase will start at 07:05 UTC-5, so make sure that you are all ready to go. Click here to what time it starts in your area.

Thanks to misof for writing the problem set and coordinating the round. Get ready for some exciting Christmas themed problems. :)

Some Important Links:: Match Results (match results, rating changes, challenges, individual test case results), Problem Archive, Problem Writing, Algorithm Rankings, Editorials and Older Editorials(SRM 710 and before),

Best of luck!
- the Topcoder Team

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Gentle Reminder: The Round begins in 40 mins :)

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What's the point of starting SRMs at XX:05 if registration still ends at XX:55?

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    3 years ago, # ^ |
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    In case there are any issues with the room assignments, it gives us enough time to fix them or re-run them :)

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draft of the editorial

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Isn't Div1 250 just a bit too standard? It is exactly the 0-1 Knapsack with no extra work or thought at all.

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Why is Topcoder so confusing? I really cannot understand how to participate/read problems. Any tutorial on how to participate?

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    3 years ago, # ^ |
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    That is because the problem is more about skipping garbage and figuring out what is the problem itself.

    As it is often in real life.

    C'est la vie

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