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Frequently Asked Questions

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How should I prepare for the competition?

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+ The best way to practice is by solving the problems from previous + competitions. You can find this all on our archive page. + We will use Kattis to run the competition, so all the problems will be given in a similar + input/output format to those seen in the + Open Kattis Archive. +

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How many people can be on my team?

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+ Teams must have a minimum of two students and a maximum of four students. +

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How many teams can we have?

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+ We allow for two teams per school to attend our in-person competition + (we may allow more based on registration time and available space). + Any number of teams can join in the virtual open division. +

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What languages can we use?

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+ You can use C++, Python, Java or JavaScript. +

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+ We recommend that everyone on your team know at least one of these languages in common. We + additionally recommend that teams practice submitting solutions on Kattis because the + input/output is done in a very specific manner that students may not be familiar with. +

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+ Ensure that your team knows how to take in Kattis input before the competition day; + see the Kattis input tutorial { `for` } more details. + We will also send out a link to a practice competition to practice submitting code. +

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What difficulty of problems are there?

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+ Starting in the 2024 competition, we will only have one division for everyone. There will be 12-15 + problems, + and about a third will be "beginner", a third "novice", and a third "advanced" difficulty. +

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+ "Beginner" problem concepts include: arithmetic, expressions, conditionals, and lists. +

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+ "Novice" problems concepts include: loops, nested loops, lists, and maybe some data structures. +

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+ "Advanced" problems concepts include: data structures (maps, sets) and algorithms (sorting/BFS/DFS) +

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+ View + + last year's beginner + problems + and + + last year's advanced + problems + { `for` } a good idea of the range of difficulty for all of our problems. +

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What editors do the competition computers have?

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+ The competition computers run on Ubuntu and have the following programs + installed: +

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+ IDEs: IntelliJ IDEA, + PyCharm, + Eclipse, + CLion. +

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+ Editors: Visual Studio Code, + IDLE, + emacs, + vim +

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How long is the competition?

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+ The actual competition will be open for 4 hours, from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM Mountain Time. + There are opening and closing ceremonies lasting an hour at the start and end of the competition. +

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Can I bring my own device?

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+ Yes. However, we find that using less computers benefits team problem solving ability as + there is more opportunity for collaboration. + See the rules { `for` } details. +

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Register

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+ Please note that the registration deadline is for filling out teams. + You can sign forms past the registration deadline. +

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  1. + 1 + Teachers register students. +
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    + Teachers must register teams for the competition. You may register as many + teams as you would like, however, we only guarantee that two teams per-school will be + able to participate in-person. +

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    All registrations are subject to approval by the HSPC organizers.

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  2. + 2 + Students confirm your email. +
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    + Students need to be signed up by their teachers. You should recieve an email + once your teacher has signed you up. +

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    + We need to verify your email address is correct so that we can create your account on + Kattis. +

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  3. + 3 + Parents/guardians sign participation forms. +
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    + Students need to be signed up by their teachers. After your student has + been signed up, you may need to sign additional forms in order for your student to be + allowed to participate. +

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    + If your student is not a minor, they may sign the forms for themselves. +

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