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The document provides information about the International Olympiad in Informatics 2017 being held from July 28 to August 4 in Tehran, Iran. It outlines details for the practice tasks, including how submissions will work for output-only versus other tasks, language conventions for data types, and time and memory limits for each task.

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International Olympiad in Informatics 2017

July 28 – August 4, 2017


Tehran, Iran notice
Practice Tasks Language: English

Notice
Each task has an attachment package that you can download from the contest system.

There are some "output­only" tasks, for which:

The input test cases are given in the attachment package. All you need to do is to submit output
files for the given test cases.
You may have up to 100 submissions. In each submission, you may submit the output files for
any subset of the test cases.

For the other tasks:

You have to submit exactly one file. The file name is given in the task statement header.
The attachment package contains sample graders, sample implementations, and example test
cases.
This file should implement the procedures described in the task statement using the signatures
provided in the sample implementations.
These procedures must behave as described in the task statement.
You are free to implement other procedures.
You may have up to 50 submissions for each task.
In  sample  grader  inputs,  every  two  consecutive  numbers  on  a  single  line  are  separated  by  a
single space, unless another format is explicitly specified.
Your  submissions  must  not  interact  in  any  way  with  the  standard  input/output  streams  or  with
any other file. In particular, reading anything from the standard input or printing anything to the
standard output may result in Security Violation as the grading outcome. You may output
anything to the standard error stream.

Conventions
The task statements use generic type names bool, integer, int64, and int[] (array).

In  each  of  the  supported  programming  languages,  the  graders  use  appropriate  data  types  or
implementations from that language, as listed below:

Language bool integer int64 int[] length of array a

C++ bool int long long std::vector<int> a.size()

Pascal boolean longint int64 array of longint Length(a)

Java boolean int long int[] a.length


Limits

Task Time limit Memory limit

Mountains 1 second 256 MB

Cup 1 second 256 MB

Coins 1 second 256 MB

Sudoku output­only output­only

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