The μ – Games is a combination of a mathematics and programming competition. The problems will require mathematical thinking as well as some programming to arrive to the answer. Most of the problem do not require a lot of programming skills: knowledge of variables, arrays, loops, etcetera will be enough.
What does the competition look like?
In this competition, each team consisting of 3 to 4 students will be given three hours to solve several problems. The teams hand in their solutions via online system Dom Judge, which will immediately check the solution for correctness. Because of automated testing, submitting a solution for the same problem can be attempted several times.
Rules:
- The programming has to be in either C#, Java or Python
- You will have 3 hours to solve the problems.
- For the problems, you can use the default mathematics library of your programming language (for example import math in Python).
- You cannot look up any computer code that may help you with solving the problem.