Anant-CodeMatics Clash

Welcome to Anant-CodeMatics Clash

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Description

Welcome to Anant-CodeMatics Clash, the ultimate coding contest organized by Anant, the Mathematical Society of NIT Kurukshetra! This competition is designed to bring together the sharpest minds in coding and mathematics, challenging participants to push the boundaries of their problem-solving abilities.

In Anant-CodeMatics Clash, you'll face a unique set of challenges that blend the rigor of mathematics with the creativity of coding. Here's what you can expect:

Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA): Solve intricate problems that test your understanding of algorithms and data structures. Mathematical Coding Problems: Apply your mathematical knowledge to develop efficient and elegant coding solutions. Complex Equations: Tackle coding challenges that require deep mathematical reasoning and precise calculations. Why Should You Participate?

Enhance Your Skills: Take on challenges that will sharpen both your coding and mathematical expertise. Compete with the Best: Go head-to-head with top students from across the country. Earn Recognition and Prizes: Seize the opportunity to win exciting prizes and gain recognition in the coding and mathematics community. Anant-CodeMatics Clash is more than just a contest; it's a platform for innovation, learning, and excellence. Whether you're a coding enthusiast, a math prodigy, or someone who loves both, this contest is your chance to shine.

Who Can Participate?

Open to students from all colleges and universities. Perfect for those with a passion for coding, mathematics, or both. Step up to the challenge and be part of the Anant-CodeMatics Clash. Are you ready to conquer the clash between code and mathematics?

Start & End Times

Start Time 2024-08-31 13:30 CEST
End time 2024-08-31 15:30 CEST

Scoring

Partial Credit — Ranked (with tiebreaker)

Explanation:
Participants are ranked by the sum of the score of each problem. Ties are broken by the time of the last score-increasing submission

Standings

  • Standings are shown without limitation.