WizHack

Good programmers analyze the problems and finds the solution and codes it. This event aims for a healthy competition to find the best and most efficient code. This is like being a detective in the digital world. It's the process of finding and fixing errors or bugs in computer programs.

The event will take place over 2 rounds, participants are supposed to compete individually.
Round 1 will last for 30mins and participants can attend it anytime before the deadline.
For round 2 participants are requested to be present at the venue on time.
Verification and briefing will take place a few mins before you can start the challenge, so plan accordingly and bring your ID.
Your workspace will consist of a lab PC, no other external aids are allowed.
There will be flexibility in choosing preferred questions, which can range from debugging existing code to providing your own.
Challenges are curated to mainly focus on problem solving skills in c/c++/java/python, but knowledge in other domains will come in handy.
Evaluation criteria is based on a score system, which will be determined by the difficult of the problem, time taken and other factors.
Every question will have hints, which can be used at the cost of negatively impacting your points.
Communication between participants is prohibited, for any queries contact the nearest available coordinator.

WizHack

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