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Competitive programming

Competitive programming or sport programming is a mind sport involving participants trying to program according to provided specifications. The contests are usually held over the Internet or a local network. Competitive programming is recognized and supported by several multinational software and Internet companies, such as Google and Meta.

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Competitive programming

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related to Literature · 19
Competitive programming → Cham, Computer Science, Guide, Halim, Informatics, Kostka, Laaksonen, Lulu, Olympic, Programming Contests, Published, Sports, Springer International Publishing, The, The New Lower Bound, Undergraduate Topics, University, Wrocław, Xu
related to Benefits and criticism · 12
Competitive programming → Also, Google, ICPC, ICPC-like, IOI, Norvig, One, OOP, Participation, Peter Norvig, The, There
related to Online platforms · 5
Competitive programming → The, There, These, They, Users
related to overview · 5
Competitive programming → Irrespective, Problems, The, These, Typical

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Competitive programmingrelated to Benefits and criticismPeter Norvig0.60section
Competitive programmingrelated to Benefits and criticismGoogle0.60section
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