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By Arpa, history, 11 months ago, In English

Invitation to the Go for Gold May Long Challenge!

Competitive programmers, get ready! The Go for Gold Long Challenge is back with its fourth iteration, bringing another thrilling opportunity to test your problem-solving skills and climb the leaderboard on Codeforces!

We are excited to present yet another round of engaging and challenging problems for the community. Whether you're a seasoned competitor or just starting out, this contest is designed to offer a balanced mix of difficulty levels to help everyone push their limits.

Note: We have shifted the format of the Long Challenge from ICPC-style to IOI-style, which includes subtasks in problems, so that everyone can try all of them.

Contest Details

Please join the codeforces group and register for the contest.

Why Should You Join?

  • Enhance Your Competitive Programming Skills
  • Gain Exposure to Unique Problems
  • Engage with an Active Community of Programmers

Contributors

All problems are prepared and tested by DeadlyCritic, ili, and me.

You can join our Discord server for any questions.

We invite you to propose problem ideas for the next rounds. We increased our payment rates recently. Give back to the community.

The countdown has begun! Mark your calendars and prepare to GoForGold once again. We can’t wait to see your amazing submissions.

Stay tuned for more updates and happy coding!

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A new problem has been added!

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Is it a rated contest?

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In problem G do negatives happen? If yes, how are they supposed to be handled?

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    Yes, the result may be negative. The problem asks for modulo 10 which handles negative results.