It is important to measure your performance under contest settings. If you want to solve 5 problems in 3 hours, this tool can help you to measure it. First, pick (using the problem picker) a set of unsolved problems (categorized by the difficulty levels). Then set the start date and duration and create a virtual contest using the following generator. If you want compete against shadow contestants from the past UVa contests, you can click the past contests and select from one of the past UVa contests. The link to the virtual contest will appear after you generate it (only people that know the link are able to view it).
Contestants UVa IDs | ||||||||||||||||||
UVa Problem Numbers | Problem Picker | Past Contests | |||||||||||||||||
Select the contest title to get the list of problems from that past contest. The solved column denotes how many problems solved by the contestants listed in the above field. The problems column denotes the number of problems in that past contest. The dacu column shows the total of distinct accepted users on the unsolved problems. The duration column denotes the contest duration.
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Contest Date and Duration | hh:mm Duration (suffix: h=hours, d=days, w=week) | |||||||||||||||||
Here is the virtual contest link (the problem list is hidden until the contest starts): |