Hello CodeForces Community!
It’s that time of the month when the finest programmers around the globe battle it out in CodeChef’s Cook-Off. We are ready with the January Cook-Off 2017, so put on your coding hats and whet your appetite for five delectable problems and an action packed Sunday night. I invite you all to join in the contest and have a go at the problems. CodeChef January Cook-Off.
Joining me on the problem setting panel are:
- Problem Setter & Editorialist: Alex_2oo8 (Alexey Zayakin)
- Problem Tester: kingofnumbers (Hassan Jaddouh)
- Russian Translator: CherryTree (Sergey Kulik)
- Mandarin Translator: huzecong (Hu Zecong)
- Vietnamese Translator: VNOI Team
- Contest Admin: PraveenDhinwa (Praveen Dhinwa)
I hope you will enjoy solving them. Please give your feedbacks on the problem set in the comments below after the contest. You can find the rest of the details about the contest below.
Time: 22nd January 2017 (2130 hrs) to 23rd January 2017 (0000 hrs). (Indian Standard Time — +5:30 GMT) — Check your timezone.
Details: https://www.codechef.com/COOK78
Registration: You just need to have a CodeChef handle to participate. For all those, who are interested and do not have a CodeChef handle, are requested to register in order to participate.
Prizes: * Top 10 performers in Global and Indian category will get CodeChef laddus, with which the winners can claim cool CodeChef goodies. Know more here: https://www.codechef.com/laddu. (For those who have not yet got their previous winning, please send an email to [email protected])
Good Luck! Hope to see you participating!!
It would be great to reschedule this round, because it intersects with Venture Cup.
Codechef contests have a fixed, known schedule, so they just do not get moved.
So they will continue to attract less and less participants. The quality of the latest contests on codechef (specifically Cook-offs) definitely shows that codechef should adjust to CF, but not the other side.
It's a pity that the contest from a promising writer will have so few participants.
Well, as far as suddenly starting to move contests after years of fixed schedule goes, I'd expect that to make a lot more people angry than happy.
In the end, Russia>>India anyway.
UPD: Heh, it looks like I made a bunch of people angry. Well, pride in one's country is not a bad thing — if only Europeans had more of it...
Russia >= India(only in programming) just because our school curricula doesn't match with yours and no other reason ! Pause .
Some facts:
Russia > India, confirmed
To troll the troller: india > Russia, confirmed
Russia >>>> India .
YES I AM FROM INDIA AND ALSO I LIKE CF MORE THAN CODECHEF BEACUSE OF YOUR REASON. BUT LAST THING THAT YOU SAID RUSSIA>>INDIA. I LIKE TO SAY THAT WE STUDY JUST 2 YEARS OF PROGRAMMING COURSE WE HAVE MANY 2000+ RATING CODERS. WHILE THAT IN RUSSIA, YOU M*********ERS LEARN FOR >7 YEARS YOU HAVE JUST RATING AROUND 2700+ NOW COMPARE BOTH ON THE BASIS OF EFFICIENCY
So there are no Indians who are learning for > 7 years ? -_-
I think SarvagyaAgarwal is cheapest most racist motherfucker on the face of this earth who feels his own nation is inferior.
Seriously? You think he's racist for stating the facts?
Compare the ratings of India and Russia.
Not convinced yet? Lets have a look at ACM ICPC wins here. Russia has 11 gold medals and we havent even come in top 10 yet.
Instead of Blind Nationalism, just accept the fact that we are behind and instead work on improving ourselves rather than cursing others for stating the facts.
I think he meant the number of programmers that will take part in one round(more russian participants on CF) or the other(more indian participants on CC). I am from India too, but please keep the community sane!
my friend cf on new year published graph in which india was at #1 in praticipation
In "participation" not performance .
Me, reading Xellos' comment:
so far, so good...
Now you fucked up!
so far, so good...
You just fucked up again. As a refugee, I feel offended.
Punjab >>>>> Ruski .
CS:GO P90 Noobs.
Deletable problems… We won't be able to enjoy the delectation of problems if they're to be deleted :\ (UPD: The typo is fixed, thanks!)
Fixed :)
PS There was a typo in revision 1.
Last two problems... I expected them to have step 1: write a bruteforce and see a pattern, and it really was like that.