I just want to know how neal downloads the sample cases to the local and uses the terminal to test the samples during the competition. please help me :)
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He hasn't made his scripts public. For downloading test cases you can use cf tool or write your own scripts. You can checkout ecnerwala's setup which is similar to neal.
Btw, why does everyone wants to know neal's setup? Will using the same setup make them as good as neal?
Did OP say he thinks he'll become as good as neal? All he wanted was to improve his setup.
Thank you
They probably want to develop a fast enough workflow, or are just interested in the tools. However, no matter how optimized your setup is, the bottleneck in most contests is how fast you think/implement.
That's true. Thanks.
Thank you very much! Just want to know :)
This is how I download the sample cases and test my answer. This is my python script to get sample cases input and output data. It takes three variables as input. The first is contest ID, the second is the problem letter and the third is the sample case ordinal number. This is my python script to judge the answer.
Appreciate it! Thanks for the great guide!