Recently, information has been spreading on the internet about our company's ties with the russian federation. We officially state: our company has no ties with the russian federation and does not cooperate with russian or pro-russian companies or websites. Our priorities are openness, integrity, honesty, and dedication to improving education in Ukraine and promoting Ukrainian worldwide.

From now on, you can earn Eolymp Mints by helping us improve the platform. Submit suggestions for problem improvements—whether it's fixing typos, adding translations, or writing solution editorials—and receive rewards based on the value of your contribution.

We’re thrilled to announce a major update to how you access Eolymp! Next Monday (October 13th), we’ll be migrating basecamp to eolymp.com to make things simpler, faster, and more intuitive for our community.

We’re excited to kick off a new competition season and share some updates on Eolymp. Our mission remains the same: hosting regular, high-quality contests for the competitive programming community. This year, we’re running more rounds, adding new formats, and introducing a new reward system.

We’re live on Discord! The Eolymp Community Server is now open to everyone! Join us to talk, discuss, collaborate, and connect with fellow competitive programmers from around the world.

Happy New Year, everyone! We are thrilled to kick off 2025 with a new round of the Eolymp Weekend Practice. Join us next Sunday, 12th of January, for a great opportunity to test your skills and improve your rating!

We're excited to announce the results of the latest round of the Eolymp Cup! We hope you enjoyed the challenges and had a rewarding experience throughout.

We are launching the Debug Assistant to help debug your solutions! This feature will assist you in identifying errors in your solutions and provide helpful hints and recommendations.

We're thrilled to share the results of the second round of the Eolymp Cup! We hope you enjoyed tackling the problems and had a great experience.

We are excited to announce new Weekend Practice round next Saturday. This is rated competition for everyone.

You may have noticed some changes on our site today, specifically some new colors and changes on the profile page. We've introduced a system that assigns titles to users based on their performance in rated competitions like the Eolymp Cup and Weekend Practice. These titles help organize users into groups according to their performance and provide a bit of motivation to solve more problems.

We're excited to announce the results of the first round of the Eolymp Cup! We had nearly a thousand participants from over 70 countries. We hope everyone enjoyed the problems and had a great time.

We are very excited to announce our new competition! Join us at Eolymp Cup, a programming competition for students from everywhere! Take up a challenge to get a chance to win a trophy, medals, prizes, and scholarships at Harbour.Space University.

We are looking for talented problem setters to help us create engaging challenges for our competitions, especially the Weekend Practice series. There are no restrictions on who can submit—if you have a good problem idea, we’d love to hear from you!

Thanks for participating in Weekend Practice yesterday. We hope you had fun solving the problems. Problems are already available for upsolving along with editorials: The Chess Board, Pets and Friends, The Legend Was Invented, but Not the Name, Chasing Chmyaaax and The Root of Evil.

On May 19, at 16:00 UTC the second competition of the Eolymp Weekend Practice series will take place. Learn more on the competition website.

Thanks for participating in Weekend Practice yesterday. We hope you had fun solving the problems, even though we've started the event with an outage. We apologize for the outage and will make sure the next round will go much smoother.

Next Sunday, March 24, at 16:00 UTC the first competition of the Eolymp Weekend Practice series will take place.

Today we'll take a look at how Eolymp tests submissions: what happens after you submit a solution,how it is executed, how the results are verified and what outcomes there are. Hope this article will help you betterunderstand how the system works and make it easier to work with it.

Hello everybody! My name is Sergey Kolodyazhnyy and I am one of the co-founders of the Eolymp. Today I would like to share with you the story of how my computer science teacher Zhukovsky Serhiy (@zss) and I created one of the largest Ukrainian sites for studying computer science. Of course, over the years, many caring people have helped the site. This post mentions only a few of them, but I am very grateful to everyone who contributed.