Status - 2004-2005 Summer Petrozavodsk Camp, Andrew Stankevich Contest 9 (ASC 9)

2004-2005 Summer Petrozavodsk Camp, Andrew Stankevich Contest 9 (ASC 9)
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Andrew Stankevich — Gold and Silver Medalist of ACM-ICPC, associate professor in Saint Petersburg University ITMO, SPb NRU ITMO teams coach, that became ACM-ICPC World Champions for 5 times. His contests have been used in Summer and Winter Petrozavodsk Camps since 2003. The contests are considered to be among the most interesting and well-prepared contests used at this international training camp. Contests materials are distributed under Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution license.

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#	When	Who	Problem	Lang	Verdict	Time	Memory
3919303	Jun/19/2013 18:20	St. Petersburg IFMO 3	A - Chip Designing	Unknown	Accepted	0 ms	0 KB
16265183	Feb/21/2016 20:32	Leymore	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++	Accepted	30 ms	200 KB
4765208	Oct/13/2013 13:39	bardek	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++	Accepted	60 ms	200 KB
15622489	Jan/28/2016 06:41	zyr17	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++11	Accepted	30 ms	200 KB
15622485	Jan/28/2016 06:41	zyr17	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++11	Accepted	30 ms	200 KB
372205697	Apr/23/2026 09:39	qwwqcy	A - Chip Designing	C++20 (GCC 13-64)	Accepted	92 ms	100 KB
53034413	Apr/20/2019 08:41	Roundgod	A - Chip Designing	C++17 (GCC 7-32)	Accepted	62 ms	300 KB
214275992	Jul/18/2023 04:23	Madboly	A - Chip Designing	C++20 (GCC 11-64)	Accepted	30 ms	0 KB
18343258	Jun/09/2016 17:39	423555290	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++	Accepted	30 ms	2400 KB
15764144	Feb/03/2016 10:55	VOIAFBR	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++	Accepted	30 ms	200 KB
15765911	Feb/03/2016 13:11	VOIAFBR	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++11	Accepted	30 ms	200 KB
84522058	Jun/20/2020 21:54	ehnryx^#	A - Chip Designing	C++17 (GCC 9-64)	Accepted	62 ms	200 KB
6399886	Apr/18/2014 11:25	mr146^#	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++	Accepted	62 ms	200 KB
16263841	Feb/21/2016 19:07	Leymore	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++	Accepted	30 ms	200 KB
84853220	Jun/24/2020 07:54	lucasxia01^#	A - Chip Designing	C++17 (GCC 7-32)	Accepted	374 ms	40900 KB
20475972	Sep/09/2016 13:10	SoiMae	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++	Accepted	998 ms	62300 KB
12704487	Aug/26/2015 10:05	RUOK	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++11	Accepted	60 ms	200 KB
3930966	Jun/21/2013 10:59	watashi	A - Chip Designing	GNU C++0x	Accepted	15 ms	300 KB
337523951	Sep/08/2025 13:24	gzukovik	A - Chip Designing	C++23 (GCC 14-64, msys2)	Accepted	218 ms	900 KB
341515794	Oct/02/2025 17:38	rlc202204	A - Chip Designing	C++20 (GCC 13-64)	Accepted	966 ms	20200 KB
332448431	Aug/05/2025 08:32	107th	A - Chip Designing	Java 8	Accepted	748 ms	17100 KB
332448122	Aug/05/2025 08:27	107th	A - Chip Designing	Java 8	Accepted	748 ms	17200 KB
100697752	Dec/08/2020 16:17	Izhevsk STU: boje: jvmusin, ATSTNG^#	A - Chip Designing	Kotlin 1.4	Accepted	248 ms	6000 KB

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