For each task there is a task directory whose name is given in the task overview. If TTT is the name of the task directory, then you should produce a stand-alone executable file named TTT.EXE in that directory. Your program is executed in its task directory without command-line parameters. For each task, the task overview gives an execution time limit that applies to every test run. The points collected for each test run are added to give your final score for that task.
Efficiency plays an important role in some tasks.
Whenever efficiency is important, we will also include at least one test run where the input is such that a correct but inefficient program can also score some points. Starting the Competition When you enter the competition room, your computer will already have been switched on. The keyboard is on top of the monitor and the competition tasks are inside an envelope underneath the keyboard. Do NOT put the keyboard on your desk or open the envelope until the start signal is given. The envelope contains a one-page task overview and descriptions for three task.