Status - 2020 Google Code Jam Round 1B (GCJ 20 Round 1B)

2020 Google Code Jam Round 1B (GCJ 20 Round 1B)
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Google Code Jam was an international programming competition hosted and administered by Google. The competition began in 2003. The competition consists of a set of algorithmic problems which must be solved in a fixed amount of time. On February 22, 2023, Google announced that Code Jam was to be discontinued alongside their other programming competitions.

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Problem B3 - Blindfolded Bullseye B3

Contest status

#	When	Who	Problem	Lang	Verdict	Time	Memory
258620336	Apr/29/2024 00:46	vjudge.1	B3 - Blindfolded Bullseye B3	PyPy 3	Accepted	265 ms	5400 KB
258620353	Apr/29/2024 00:46	vjudge.3	B3 - Blindfolded Bullseye B3	Python 3	Accepted	62 ms	0 KB
258619827	Apr/29/2024 00:35	vjudge1	B3 - Blindfolded Bullseye B3	Python 3	Accepted	93 ms	0 KB
258620431	Apr/29/2024 00:48	martins	B3 - Blindfolded Bullseye B3	Python 3	Accepted	92 ms	0 KB
258620914	Apr/29/2024 01:00	martins	B3 - Blindfolded Bullseye B3	Python 3	Accepted	77 ms	0 KB
258169126	Apr/26/2024 02:23	vjudge.7	B3 - Blindfolded Bullseye B3	C++17 (GCC 7-32)	Accepted	31 ms	0 KB

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