2013/4/15 Trojan Horse <[email protected]>
>
> I wanted to use some java libraries available on the internet for some 
> calculations. Can I do that ?

Yes you can.

>From the FAQ:

"Can I use code that I don't write during the contest?

As long as you have a license to use it, and it was written before the
contest, yes. Make sure to submit all code that you used, unless it
comes from a standard library that's available online (in which case
you should put a comment in your code to that effect). That means you
can write your own helper code, or collect your own personal library
of code, as long as the license terms of the code permit it. Some Code
Jam contestants will have competed on an ACM ICPC team, and many of
those teams have their own code books; check with your team's coach
whether it's OK for you to use that code in a different context"


https://code.google.com/codejam/faq.html#tools

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