Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

On Fri, Mar 9, 2018 at 9:12 PM, slakshit42 wrote: > On Wednesday, March 7, 2018 at 5:17:37 AM UTC+5:30, /dev/joe wrote: > > Registration is open and the full schedule is up. > > https://code.google.com/codejam/ > If i register then where compition will start. > because i

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

I think the change that will have the biggest effect on my later round strategy is that, if I understand correctly, we will not have access to the test data from the Small/Visible data sets when programming the Large/Hidden data sets. For many problems I would solve the Small by brute force and

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

Yes totally misread, confused regarding of various announcement during this day where I only retained « more contestant » and « 1000 to round 3 ». My bad :). All those new features are exiting ! Envoyé de mon iPhone > Le 7 mars 2018 à 23:41, 'Pablo Heiber' via Google Code Jam >

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

On Wed, Mar 7, 2018 at 2:30 PM, Bartholomew Furrow wrote: > Pablo: > > >> The confusion probably arises because there were 500 advancers from Round >> 2 to Round 3 last year, and that's also the case this year. >> > > According to 3.1(c): "You will advance to Code Jam Round 3

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

Pablo: > The confusion probably arises because there were 500 advancers from Round > 2 to Round 3 last year, and that's also the case this year. > According to 3.1(c): "You will advance to Code Jam Round 3 if you are one of the highest-ranked 1000 contestants from Code Jam Round 2." -- You

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

Hi, There were 1000 advancers from each Round 1 into Round 2 last year, for a total of 3000. There are 1500 advancers from each round in 2018, for a total of 4500. The confusion probably arises because there were 500 advancers from Round 2 to Round 3 last year, and that's also the case this year.

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Well there is three sub round scheduled, but how the 1000 additional participant are picked ? 333 more per round plus 1 in the last one ? Envoyé de mon iPhone > Le 7 mars 2018 à 22:34, Bartholomew Furrow a écrit : > > That is a sad thing to lose! Plus only one of your

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

That may sound like a stupid question. But since there is now 4000 more participants that can move to round 2, does it means that there is no more three round 1 session (A, B, C) ? Envoyé de mon iPhone > Le 7 mars 2018 à 22:34, Bartholomew Furrow a écrit : > > That is a sad

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

That is a sad thing to lose! Plus only one of your submissions counts for each problem. I guess twelve languages would probably get you through round 2. Maybe someone will make a Shakespeare to JavaScript transpiler. On Wed, Mar 7, 2018, 14:08 Luke Pebody, wrote: > You can only

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

You can only use one of twelve different programming languages?!?!? This is the end of an error. On 7 Mar 2018 4:02 am, "Bartholomew Furrow" wrote: > OK, things seem to have changed a tiny bit > . > I've

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

Missed one point. The points for the hidden test can only be earned by the last submission. Previous submission do not get points for hidden test, even if they passed. Xiongqi ZHANG 于2018年3月6日周二 下午8:11写道： > I found one interesting rule. > > For each problem, only two

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

I found one interesting rule. For each problem, only two submissions matters: 1) the first submission that passed the most visible tests; 2) the last submission. Whichever grant you more points. In case they have the same points, the 1) one will be used. Bartholomew Furrow

Re: [gcj] Google Code Jam 2018 registration is open

OK, things seem to have changed a tiny bit . I've read through the FAQ and here's my attempt at describing what's different: - Code is now run server-side. You don't download i/o sets. - Available languages: Bash, C, C++, C#