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First location: Saint Anselm College, Computer Science Lab in Poisson Hall Contact: Assoc. Prof. Mihaela Malita mmalita@anselm.edu

Saint Anselm College High School Coding Contest
RULES. 04/07/2018

This type of competition tests their fundamental programming skills, their ability to analyze problems and also their ability to work together as a team.

The competition consists of teams of 1-3 students who will solve a set of programming problems within a limited time (2 hours) in one chosen programming language.

SOFTWARE. Windows 10. Programs may be written in Java (Eclipse 4.7.1), Python 3.4.3, C/C++ (Code Blocks 16.01)

Contestants could choose only one language for solving all their problems.

Any questions and requests for clarification should be directed at one of the competition supervisors.

Each participant is allowed to use only a one-page cheatsheet (double-sided).

Each program should read from console input (the keyboard) and write to console output (the monitor); should be a command-line application (non-graphical).

Each program solution should be named problemX.ext where X is the problem number (1-5) and ext is the file extension associated with the chosen programming language (.c for C, .cpp for C++, and .java for Java).

Participants may submit work as many times as desired as long as all files are submitted before the deadline.

At the end of the allocated time, the winner of the competition will be the team who completes the most problems correctly. In the event of a tie, the winner will be the contestant who submits solutions earliest as determined by the system timestamps.