Once you register, you will be granted access to our evaluation system where the problem will be
posted at 12 PM, 26.03.2023. The problem will be an input file. Your solution must be an output file,
which will be automatically scored.

A live scoreboard will be available, so you will be able to see where you stand in the competition
at all times. The scoreboard will freeze 2 hours before submission deadline.

You can use your environment of choice to solve the problem. Any publicly released libraries and
tools are permitted, but you must develop original code to generate your solution.

For a solution to be valid, you must submit the source code as well (any used libraries are not
needed). Compiling and running the code to generate a solution is your responsibility.
Ours is to analyze the quality of it.

We will publish a problem statement which will specify the problem to be solved along with the
format for input/output files. You can download the input files. For each problem, there will be a
sample input file explained in the problem statement.

For each valid submission (source code + output file), a score is automatically calculated.
You can submit as many solutions as you like, your final score will be the score from the
best submission.

For a solution to be valid, you must submit the source code (any used libraries are not needed).
The quality of the provided code will be analyzed later, it doesn't influence the initial scoring.

We expect you to provide your own original code and solutions. Any attempts to disrupt the
evaluation system or to engage with other participants may cause your disqualification.

It's not worth it. Play nice and have fun!