Status - 2009-2010 Winter Petrozavodsk Camp, Andrew Stankevich Contest 37 (ASC 37)

2009-2010 Winter Petrozavodsk Camp, Andrew Stankevich Contest 37 (ASC 37)
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Problem F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments

Contest status

#	When	Who	Problem	Lang	Verdict	Time	Memory
8354060	Oct/22/2014 20:36	ngfam_kongu^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	GNU C++	Accepted	46 ms	1000 KB
12126566	Jul/20/2015 10:45	Spb SU First Ascent: --Pavel--, Kaban-5^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	GNU C++11	Accepted	78 ms	1000 KB
12242114	Jul/27/2015 17:55	kb.	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	GNU C++11	Accepted	93 ms	113100 KB
19581891	Aug/02/2016 18:06	SuprDewd^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	GNU C++11	Accepted	624 ms	18400 KB
21901880	Oct/31/2016 04:23	bameizi	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	GNU C++11	Accepted	31 ms	600 KB
11406441	Jun/03/2015 22:43	hereicomewf^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	GNU C++	Accepted	31 ms	3600 KB
32198045	Nov/10/2017 17:45	chemthan^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	C++14 (GCC 6-32)	Accepted	124 ms	900 KB
55118007	Jun/05/2019 12:36	ABS Lightning: bhavye9499, shaurya.bagga, Anmol17220^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	C++17 (GCC 7-32)	Accepted	233 ms	2400 KB
17151802	Apr/04/2016 03:17	alueft	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	GNU C++11	Accepted	858 ms	3700 KB
17151808	Apr/04/2016 03:19	alueft	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	GNU C++11	Accepted	811 ms	3700 KB
11393616	Jun/02/2015 21:13	dealers: reus^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	GNU C++	Accepted	31 ms	400 KB
153727996	Apr/15/2022 16:49	jacynkaa^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	C++20 (GCC 11-64)	Accepted	124 ms	233500 KB
81414226	May/25/2020 21:50	LightYear	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	C++14 (GCC 6-32)	Accepted	46 ms	1000 KB
33103784	Dec/11/2017 17:09	heello	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	C++14 (GCC 6-32)	Accepted	312 ms	3500 KB
42434045	Sep/03/2018 19:20	R2++: KhaleD_, Ahmed_Morsy, Ahmed_Abdellah^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	C++14 (GCC 6-32)	Accepted	31 ms	200 KB
293449455	Nov/27/2024 09:29	Ural FU: Feel its so sad: lemelisk, AC_sahER^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	C++23 (GCC 14-64, msys2)	Accepted	62 ms	400 KB
25213629	Mar/04/2017 16:10	vjudge5	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	GNU C++	Accepted	171 ms	224400 KB
62891071	Oct/18/2019 23:30	UCF Pandora: I_love_Harpae, Sharon, gigabuffoon^#	F - Permutations with Monotonic Segments	Java 8	Accepted	155 ms	0 KB

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