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By Mohammed_Nasserr, history, 4 weeks ago, In English

Hello Codeforces!

We're excited to invite you to the Weekend Practice #29 on 11th October 2026, at 11:00 UTC. This is a rated contest at Eolymp.

Format and Difficulty

Same as in previous rounds, the competition is primarily aimed at improving practical skills. You will be given $$$ \color{red}{\textbf{2}}$$$ hours to solve 5 problems of varying difficulty, the easiest of which can even be solved by beginners.

The scoring for each task is block-based, meaning points are awarded for each block of tests separately, and only if the solution passes all tests in the block. If there is a tie between two participants, the one whose last productive submission (i.e., a submission that added at least one point) was made earlier will be ranked higher in the leaderboard.

The statements will be available in the following languages: English, Ukrainian, Azerbaijani.

Score distribution:

$$$\large \color{red}{100 - 200 - 300 - 400 - 500}$$$

Registration

You can join the competition on the competition page.

Prizes

The winners of the contest will receive Eolymp Mints.

Criteria Eolymp Mints
Top-10 (ranks 1 to 10) 500
10 random participants among Top-50 who scored at least $$$151$$$ points 250
20 random participants among Top-100 who scored at least $$$51$$$ points 100

Visit the Frequently Asked Questions section to learn more.

Credits

We're looking forward to your participation!

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By Mohammed_Nasserr, history, 4 months ago, In English

Hello Codeforces!

We're glad to invite you to the Eolymp Blitz Round #22 on 12th July 2026, at 10:00 UTC, a regular programming contest for beginners!

This is rated competition for members with rating $$$\le 1750$$$.

Format and Difficulty

The competition is meant help you get started with competitive programming and improve your problem solving skills. You will be given $$$ \color{red}{\textbf{1.5}}$$$ hours to solve 5 problems of easy difficulty.

The scoring for each task being block-based, meaning points are awarded for each block of tests separately, and only if the solution passes all tests in the block. If there is a tie between two participants, the one whose last productive submission (i.e., a submission that added at least one point) was made earlier will be ranked higher in the leaderboard.

Score distribution:

$$$\large \color{red}{50 - 100 - 200 - 300 - 400}$$$

Prizes

The top-10 participants (with rating $$$\le 1750$$$) of the competition will receive 200 Eolymp Mints.

10 random participants among Top-100 (with rating $$$\le 1750$$$) who scored at least $$$51$$$ points will receive 100 Eolymp Mints each..

Call for Tasks

We are looking for problem setters to help us prepare for the upcoming rounds. Learn more about how to submit problem.

Credits

We're looking forward for your participation!

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