Latest Update (Nov/26): Round 11 has ended!
Hello, Codeforces!
We are the KDOI Team. So far, we have authored so many CP contests, and we would like to make a list of them, to share these contests with you. Hopefully, we will bring more interesting problems and high-quality contests to the whole community!
「KDOI」Round 1 on Luogu
「KDOI」Round 2 on Luogu
「KDOI」Round 3 on Luogu
「KDOI」Round 4, [LGR-130] Luogu Monthly Contest on Luogu
「KDOI」Round 5, [MX-X1] MX Weekly Contest · Future 1 on MXOJ
「KDOI」Round 6 (Junior Division), [LGR-163] Luogu CSP-J 2023 Simulation on Luogu
「KDOI」Round 6 (Senior Division), [LGR-164] Luogu CSP-S 2023 Simulation on Luogu
「KDOI」Round 7 (Division 1), JRKSJ Round 9 on Luogu
「KDOI」Round 7 (Division 2), JRKSJ Round 9 on Luogu
「KDOI」Round 8, Codeforces Round 985, Refact.ai Match 1 on Codeforces.
「KDOI」Round 9, coming soon on Luogu. Guess when will it be held!
「KDOI」Round 10, [LGR-202] Luogu CSP-S 2024 Simulation on Luogu.
「KDOI」Round 11, [MX-S6] MX NOIP 2024 Simulation Round 2 on MXOJ.
I guess round 8 will be div1+2
nice try
Yes, I guessed it correctly:)
What is the difference between simulation and the others? They have weird leaderboard tiebreaks in ms.
In the simulation contest, you can't see whether your code is accepted or not. Everyone sees the ranking list after the contest, so it's not sorted by your submission time. It is sorted by the time usage of your code.
So, when solving them for practice, should I simply do it in the same way as a normal problem?
Maybe yes.
It's similar to IOI, the only difference is that you don't know the judger's result, so you have to be careful. Usually these problems provide some very large example to help you check your code.
For practice, I think you can solve it like the IOI problems.
Thank you!