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"Hello World"

  • Introduction
  • Format
  • Rules
  • Result

Introduction

The results have been declared for the competition.

Deja vu of all programmers. The "Hello World" program. Now its time to brush up your programming skills to do something much bigger.

Its always astonishing to see how those ravishing bits of zeros and ones put in a stipulated order can do such great marvels in the computer industry. Its even more surprising to see how languages which appear to be much similar to our common spoken languages bring about the same effects with the jumble of some keywords and a proper format.

Its the power of programming which has reduced some of the most ambiguous, tricky and impossible looking tasks to a mere job of writing a computer program and asking the obedient machine to solve them with its hasty computing capacity.

Here is your chance. Be ready for some of the most innovative programming problems. Its here that in just 24 hours, you will be simulating some of the major games and practical situations, managing huge databases dynamically, solving mysteries even you would not have thought of.

So, be prepared for the coding extravaganza

Prizes worth INR 10,000 to be won.

Click Here to download the Problem Statement.


Register for "Hello World"


For further queries contact:
Prateek Sondoule
Manager, Events
prateek.s@techfest.org
Ph. +91 90223 09959
Shivam Agarwal
Manager, Events
shivam@techfest.org
Ph. +91 97692 13023

Format

Event Description

It is an online programming contest. It will be a 24 hour event where the teams will write codes for solving some of the most tricky problems which have deceived human brains for a long time. Problems based on mathematical intricacies, statistical inferences, simulation of games, real-life situations, and other related stuffs will be uploaded on the site on the day of the competition and the participants have to solve them in the stipulated time. There will also be a limitation on the running time of the codes submitted by the teams.

Interface

There will be an interface using which the teams will submit their codes online and their codes will be evaluated on the same interface.
The interface will be launched one week before the competition, along with some easy practice problem statements so that the teams can get used to the interface.

Date of the Event

DATE OF THE EVENT IS CHANGED.
The competition will now be held on 5th and 6th November, 2011. The exact timings will be from 12:30 pm, Saturday to 12:30 pm, Sunday.

Programming Languages Allowed

The allowed programming languages are :
  • C
  • C++
  • Java

Judging

Judging will be done online and the winner will be declared on the basis of the maximum score. In case of a tie, time taken to solve the problem would be the criterion. The time taken to solve a problem will be recorded. The complete marking scheme will be declared along with the problems.

Rules

General Rules

  • Note that, at any point of time the latest information will be that which is on the site. The information provided in the pdf downloaded earlier may not be the latest. However, registered participants will be informed through mail about any changes on the site.

Team Specifications

A team may consist of a maximum of 2 members. Participants are advised to form teams before registration, since the competition is essentially a team event.

Eligibility

All students with a valid identity card of their respective educational institutes are eligible to participate. Students from different educational institutions can form a team.

Certificate Policy

Certificate of Excellence will be given to the top three winners.

Result is as follows:

Rank Team Id (HW) Name College Score
1 4405 Malay Keshav Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Delhi 99/100
2 1172 Neil Mahaseth NMIMS, Mumbai 82/100
3 4312 Nadeem Moidu International Institute Of Information Technology, Hyderabad 77/100
3 4312 Anish Shankar International Institute Of Information Technology, Hyderabad 77/100

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