We are excited to announce new Weekend Practice round happening on Sunday, October 26th at 16:00 UTC. This is rated competition for everyone.
We are excited to announce new Weekend Practice round happening on Sunday, October 26th at 16:00 UTC. This is rated competition for everyone.
We are excited to announce Educational Round #3 during October 20 - 26. This round is based on the problems from the archieve. This is not a rated contest but it is a good opportunity to practice tasks of varying difficulty.
We are excited to announce new Blitz Round happening on Sunday, October 19th. This is rated competition for participants whose rating is less or equal 1600.
The project "Average Weight of a School Student" was undertaken by Mamed and Samed.
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 are excited to announce new Weekend Practice round happening on Saturday, October 11th. This is rated competition for everyone.
We are excited to announce Educational Round #2 during October 6 - 12. This round is based on the problems from the archieve. This is not a rated contest but it is a good opportunity to practice tasks of varying difficulty.
Even in ancient times, the Egyptians knew that a triangle with sides , , and is a right triangle, with its right angle being the largest one. Determine whether other triangles also have this property.
We are excited to announce new Blitz Round happening on Sunday, October 5th. This is rated competition for participants whose rating is less or equal 1600.
We are excited to announce first Education round starting on Monday , 21th. This round is based on the problems from the archieve. This is not a rated contest but it is a good opportunity to practice tasks of varying difficulty.
We are excited to announce new Weekend Practice round happening on Sunday, September 14th. This is rated competition for everyone.
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 are excited to announce new Weekend Practice round happening on Saturday, August 23th. This is rated competition for everyone.
Trees are one of the key data structures in algorithms and appear in a wide range of problems.
We are excited to announce new Weekend Practice round happening on Sunday, July 13th. This is rated competition for everyone.
We are excited to announce new Weekend Practice round happening on Saturday, June 7th. This is rated competition for everyone.
We are excited to announce new Weekend Practice round next Sunday. This is rated competition for everyone.
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.
We are excited to announce new Weekend Practice round next Sunday. This is rated competition for everyone.
We're excited to announce the results of the Eolymp Cup! It’s been a long journey, but we made it. We hope you enjoyed the challenges and had a rewarding experience throughout.
We are very happy to announce that Osijek camp is back this Winter, on February 15-23, 2025, right before the 2025 ICPC Europe Championship on February 28 — March 2, 2025. The camp is hosted by the School of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of Osijek and is brought to you by the organizing team of adamant and -is-this-fft-.
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.
The Two Pointers technique is a strategy commonly used in computer science and programming for solving problems involving arrays or sequences. It involves using two pointers that traverse the array or sequence from different positions, often moving in opposite directions or at different speeds. This technique is particularly useful for solving problems related to searching, optimization, or manipulation of arrays efficiently.
