A 4 hours online competition about coding addressed to young coders
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Are you a student or a professional into coding?
The Code Challenge is an international team-based coding competition, powered by Reply since 2019, consisting of an algorithm-based problem to solve in 4 hours, starting from an input file format and few scoring rules.
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To play the challenge registration in a team is needed.
Register by 20th March, 23:59 CET, choosing the category that best fits for you.
While registering, tell us the name of your University to join the University Students' League and try to win a Reply Arcade Game or a financial donation for a research project.
Are you a high school students from 14 to 19?
Discover the Code Challenge Teen edition
To compete you have to form a team from 2-4 members.
If you already know some good coders, create your own team and invite your friends.
Otherwise search for and meet new teammates from all over the world on the Discord server.
⚠️ If you don’t join any team, your registration won’t be completed and you cannot take part to the challenge.
No matter how good you are at coding, learning is always the key for improvement. Access exclusive learning material to get ready for the next challenge.
On March 21, at 16:30 CET, we’ll publish the problem statement on your challenge page and you'll have 4 hours to play.
A leaderboard will be regularly updated to show how your and other teams are performing.
Test what you learned about coding with AI to climb a dedicated leaderboard and have more chances to win unique goodies.
One week after the challenge day the final leader board will be published and all finalists for each category notified.
Each member of the winning team will get a reward of:
🥇 € 10.000
🥈 € 4.000
🥉 € 3.200
Afraid of the low positions? Register to the University League and the AI League to have more chances to win special gadgets.
The challenge has been designed by a team of 19 coding experts from Reply (the Code Masters), that will support you the day of the challenge.
The challenge has been designed by a team of 19 coding experts from Reply (the Code Masters), that will support you the day of the challenge.
The challenge has been designed by a team of 19 coding experts from Reply (the Code Masters), that will support you the day of the challenge.
You’ll get some emails before and after the challenge, so check your mailbox regularly. You can always message the Reply Code Masters during the challenge via chat if you have questions.
Your team can use publicly released libraries and tools, but your solution must use original code. To be valid, every submission must include a file containing the source code of the program you developed to generate the output. Each source code file must be a UTF-8 plain text file or an archive of UTF-8 files.
At the end of the code game, the Reply Code Masters will review and validate the best scoring submission from top-ranked teams on the leaderboard. The Reply Code Masters’ decisions regarding the rules of the coding competition are final.
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