Hello Codeforces!↵
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The International Advanced Tournament in Informatics (IATI) has recently concluded. This prestigious competition, held in Shumen, continues to be one of the most challenging events for young competitive programmers globally.↵
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We are proud to share the performance of the Azerbaijani delegation, which secured several medals across both divisions.↵
Senior Division↵
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Our Senior participants faced a tough set of problems, with Hasan Valiyev delivering a standout performance to secure a Gold medal.↵
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Hasan Valiyev (Azerbaijan Team 1) performed exceptionally well, scoring 181.48 on Day 1 and 123.00 on Day 2. With a total score of 304.48, he secured a Gold Medal (Rank 24).↵
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Ahmad Gambarli (Azerbaijan Team 2) showed great effort, earning 109.10 on Day 1 and 58.00 on Day 2. His total score of 167.10 earned him a Bronze Medal (Rank 86).↵
Junior Division↵
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In the Junior category, our students showed great consistency, with both Tunjay and Vagif earning well-deserved Silver medals.↵
Rank Name Team Day 1 Day 2 Total Award↵
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Tunjay Pashayev (Azerbaijan Team 3) demonstrated strong consistency, scoring 135.00 on Day 1 and 83.00 on Day 2. He finished with a total of 218.00 points, winning a Silver Medal (Rank 21).↵
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Vagif Abdullayev (Azerbaijan Team 3) had a solid performance, with 103.00 on Day 1 and 107.00 on Day 2. His total score of 210.00 secured him a Silver Medal (Rank 24).↵
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Quick Analysis↵
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The problems this year required a deep understanding of advanced algorithms and strong implementation skills. It is great to see the Azerbaijani team maintaining a high standard at international tournaments.↵
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Congratulations to all the medalists and participants! We wish you even more success in the upcoming IOI and other international informatics contests.↵
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Good luck and have fun!
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The International Advanced Tournament in Informatics (IATI) has recently concluded. This prestigious competition, held in Shumen, continues to be one of the most challenging events for young competitive programmers globally.↵
↵
We are proud to share the performance of the Azerbaijani delegation, which secured several medals across both divisions.↵
Senior Division↵
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Our Senior participants faced a tough set of problems, with Hasan Valiyev delivering a standout performance to secure a Gold medal.↵
↵
↵
Hasan Valiyev (Azerbaijan Team 1) performed exceptionally well, scoring 181.48 on Day 1 and 123.00 on Day 2. With a total score of 304.48, he secured a Gold Medal (Rank 24).↵
↵
Ahmad Gambarli (Azerbaijan Team 2) showed great effort, earning 109.10 on Day 1 and 58.00 on Day 2. His total score of 167.10 earned him a Bronze Medal (Rank 86).↵
Junior Division↵
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In the Junior category, our students showed great consistency, with both Tunjay and Vagif earning well-deserved Silver medals.↵
↵
Tunjay Pashayev (Azerbaijan Team 3) demonstrated strong consistency, scoring 135.00 on Day 1 and 83.00 on Day 2. He finished with a total of 218.00 points, winning a Silver Medal (Rank 21).↵
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Vagif Abdullayev (Azerbaijan Team 3) had a solid performance, with 103.00 on Day 1 and 107.00 on Day 2. His total score of 210.00 secured him a Silver Medal (Rank 24).↵
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Quick Analysis↵
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The problems this year required a deep understanding of advanced algorithms and strong implementation skills. It is great to see the Azerbaijani team maintaining a high standard at international tournaments.↵
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Congratulations to all the medalists and participants! We wish you even more success in the upcoming IOI and other international informatics contests.↵
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Good luck and have fun!
