The problems are available as a postscript document. Correct solutions submitted during the contest are in the table below, along with the input the judges used and the corresponding output. The names in the table are the authors.
Problem | C++ Solution | Java Solution | Judge Input | Correct Output |
A - Raindrops keep falling on my head B - Wind Chill C - The glass is half full D - Paper Boats E - Snowball Fight F - The Four Seasons |
Michael Connor Zhengyun Zhang Alexandru Niculescu-Mizil Eric Engelson Jeff Hoy Bill Barksdale |
Joel Chestnutt Gabor Foldes no correct solution Frances Spalding no correct solution Brian Lukoff |
raindrop.in wind.in vase.in boats.in snowball.in seasons.in |
raindrop.out wind.out vase.out boats.out snowball.out seasons.out |
All problems were solved correctly by at least one person. Problem C and E were not solved in Java, though.
There were 37 participants. One person got 5 problems right; seven people got 3 problems right; thirteen people got 2 right; ten got 1 right. So we had a lot more successful participants than last year, while not quite as many excelled with four or more problems.
Rank | Name | Problems solved | cumulative time |
1 2 3 4 5 |
Jeff Hoy Zhengyun Zhang Michael Connor Eric Engelson Justin Koser |
5 3 3 3 3 |
536 194 292 358 388 |
Trilogy donated the prizes. They were a Playstation PS/2, an MP3-player, and a $100 gift certificate for Amazon.com They also donated T-shirts, pizza and bagels for everyone.
Last updated 19 October 2001.
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