Hello Codeforces! TeamsCode is excited to announce the TeamsCode Summer 2025 Virtual Programming Contest! It will take place on Saturday, August 16 from 11:00 AM to 5:30 PM Pacific Time / 2:00 PM to 8:30 PM Eastern Time.
Teams of up to 4 members will have 3 hours to solve 12 problems. There are two divisions: Novice and Advanced, so no matter what skill level you are, there is a place for you.
The schedule is shown below:
Our prize pool for winners of the Novice and Advanced divisions is over $1,000! Only pre-college participants are eligible for placement prizes; however, anyone may participate in the contest. The prizes include Amazon gift cards, Discord Nitro, and more! Placement prizes are given to each team member (e.g. everyone on the 1st place Advanced team will receive $100).
The prize list is shown below. Note that every participant on a winning team will receive the below prizes.
Please visit https://www.teamscode.org/contests/summer-2025 for registration and more information, and join our discord server for contest day communication!
- All problems were written and prepared by Yam, hyforces, HaccerKat, alexlikemath007, culver0412, Jasonwei08, jay_jayjay, Mustela_Erminea, iframe_, Furyna, eysbutno, training4usaco, nyctivoe, and ThatRowletOwlet.
- Contest logistics were handled by Bryan, Eric, Gabriel, Justin, Elizabeth, and Andrew.
- Our website and contest platform were created by Harry and Shine.
- The tester list includes omeganot, lunchbox, avnithv, oursaco, Hori, snowythecat, maxrgby, DanielQiu, thehunterjames, and unokay.
On behalf of the entire TeamsCode team, we are excited about this competition and hope to see you there!
As a problemsetter, I once again failed to prepare any problem that made the final cut
As a competitor, Jasonwei08 convinced me to participate despite failing to prepare any problems in the final set
*coerced, thank you very much
As a tester, there is at least one problem I like a lot.
As a tester, I did not get to enjoy watching you suffer.
As a potential competitor, I was going to not compete because Jasonwei08 problems are very lacking in quality, but will now compete bc iframe_ is very orz and I aspire to become more orz by osmosis.
as a potential competitor, i hope you are going to compete because you are very aura and i aspire to gain more aura by osmosis.
As a problemsetter, why am I orange wuwuwuwuwu
As the coordinator, one of the problems is so good that it has $$$25$$$ test cases instead of the usual $$$20$$$!
20! = 2,432,902,008,176,640,000
the teamscoode judge is just built better
yeah we have to use bigints to store point values