• Code Jam 2016 ↓
  • Qualification Round
  • Round 1A
  • Round 1B
  • Round 1C
  • Round 2
  • Round 3
  • Final Round
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• Final Round

Language Details: Erlang

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Erlang is a programming language used to build massively scalable soft real-time systems with requirements on high availability.

— Official website (see also: Wikipedia article)

Problems solved

Qualification Round (41 solutions by 8 contestants):

• Counting Sheep: 7 small solutions, 7 large solutions.
• Revenge of the Pancakes: 8 small solutions, 7 large solutions.
• Coin Jam: 3 small solutions, 3 large solutions.
• Fractiles: 4 small solutions, 2 large solutions.

Round 1A (18 solutions by 5 contestants):

• The Last Word: 5 small solutions, 5 large solutions.
• Rank and File: 2 small solutions, 2 large solutions.
• BFFs: 2 small solutions, 2 large solutions.

Round 1B (4 solutions by 1 contestant):

• Getting the Digits: 1 small solution, 1 large solution.
• Close Match: 1 small solution.
• Technobabble: 1 small solution.

Round 1C (4 solutions by 1 contestant):

• Senate Evacuation: 1 small solution, 1 large solution.
• Slides!: 1 small solution, 1 large solution.

Round 2 (6 solutions by 2 contestants):

• Rather Perplexing Showdown: 2 small solutions, 2 large solutions.
• Red Tape Committee: 1 small solution.
• Freeform Factory: 1 small solution.

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