My guess for problem H would be 1800. How would you rate the ICPC problems this year?
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My guess for problem H would be 1800. How would you rate the ICPC problems this year?
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can you please give the link of this year's icpc problems.
https://icpc.global/worldfinals/problems/icpc2021.pdf
https://judge.icpc.global/team/problems You can also submit solutions in this link
My guess is that no reasonable coordinator would accept H as a problem for Codeforces Round.
That problem is so redundant I am actually impressed it took teams 13 minutes to accept it.
It takes 13 minutes to find it among 13 long statements
first of all 11, second first submission was at 3-5 minutes i guess?
it was strategic submission .
What is even worse that 10 teams couldnt solve it, half of them are from our Arab region :(
Why?