BYTECODE LEARNERS
PRESENTS
Coding Competition
Event Details:
● Date: September 29, 2024
● Venue : Academic Block 4 Room No.231
Objective: Participants must solve a two problems on one of two provided sets of questions. They
are free to use any programming language.
Competition Rules & Regulations:
1.Registration and Preparation
Account Creation: Ensure you have an active Unstop account. Complete your profile with
relevant information.
Register for the Competition: Sign up for the coding competition .
2. Competition Rules
Individual Entries: Participants must compete individually. To effectively tackle two coding
problems in a 1 hour and 30 minutes timeframe during a competition.You will be given 2 sets
of questions and you can attempt any one of your choice.
Code of Conduct: Maintain integrity and respect towards all participants and organizers.
Cheating or collaboration with unauthorized sources is strictly prohibited.
3. During the Competition
Problem Selection: Carefully read the problem statements.
Understanding Constraints: Pay close attention to input constraints .
Coding Environment: Utilize the platform’s integrated code editor and code in your familiar
programming languages.
4. Submission Guidelines
Testing Locally: Before submitting, test your code against provided edge cases and
constraint.
Submission Limit: Be aware of any limits on the number of submissions for each problem.
5. Time Frame
The total duration of the competition will be 1hr 30 min (10:00Am - 11:30Am).
All problems must be submitted before the deadline. Late submissions will not be considered
unless technical issues are reported and verified by the organizers..
6. Technical Issues
Platform Support: Familiarize yourself with the Unstop support channels in case you
encounter technical difficulties during the competition.
Report Issues Promptly: If you face any platform-related issues, report organizers
immediately to ensure timely assistance.
7. Prizes and Recognition
Winners will be awarded 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prizes. Additionally, all participants will receive a
participation certificate.
8. Judging Criteria
Functionality: The solution must produce the correct output for all specified test cases.
Edge Cases: Solutions should handle edge cases and constraints defined in the problem
statement.
Time Complexity: The solution should be efficient enough to run within the time limits for
large inputs.
Space Complexity: Memory usage should be optimized, especially for problems with large
datasets.
