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144- The problems can be found at |problemseturlteam |.
145- The setup of every contest is different so the judges may provide the problemset in hardcopy
146- or provide the single problem PDFs here and an optional online full problem set.
147- Sometimes a clarification about a problem is send, you can view those coupled with the statement with the problem.
148- The judges may provide additional attachments like extra input files, testing/helpful tools or anything relevant to the problem.
149- You can use this page to pick the next problem to solve, DOMjudge shows the progress of the contest with the amount of
150- successful and failed submissions, you can use those to find the next problem to solve with as rule of thumb that problems
151- which are solved often in the beginning are most likely simpler and problems which are solved later in the contest are
152- deemed harder to grasp.
144+ Judges may distribute the digital versions of the problems either individually
145+ per or as full problemset through DOMjudge. If the judges issue a clarification
146+ for a problem, it will be sent out and displayed in the corresponding problem card.
147+ The judges may provide additional files for a problem, such as extra inputs,
148+ testing tools, or other relevant attachments. You can use the problemset page to
149+ help decide which problem to solve next. DOMjudge shows the live contest progress,
150+ including the number of successful and failed submissions for each problem. Use the
151+ info from the problemset page and the scoreboard to gauge problem difficulty. A good
152+ rule of thumb is: Problems solved often and early in the contest are likely easier.
153+ Problems solved infrequently or only later in the contest are typically more difficult.
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154155Solutions can be submitted from the web interface at |baseurlteam |.
155156Click the green *Submit * button at the menu bar on every page.
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