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Septocode 21

Septocode

Hello Everyone!👋

Septocode 21 is a 21 days programming event for students to develop basic programming skills which will be helpful to them while working in various domains in future while inculcating a habit to code daily.🧑💻

Starting from 21st September, all the contributors will be provided with simple programming questions, one per day, which can be written using any programming language such as C/C++/Java/Python or any language of preference and will be submitted every day. The contributor has to submit the code and the output generated through google forms which will be accepted after thorough checking. 👨‍💻

Steps to Follow: ✍️

  • The question of each day will be available from the start of the day.
  • The submission form will be open from 10:00am to 11:59pm each day.
  • Check the question of the day in the GitHub repository. (You may download the question or fork the repository)
  • Download the test cases file.
  • You can then start working on the question.

Submission Guidelines 📘

  • The google form mentioned below is where the code file and output file are to be submitted on a daily basis.⏲️

    Google form - submission_link
    Sunday Ideation - submission_link

  • To generate the output file, follow the below instructions in the command prompt:

    • Firstly, make sure that the code and input file are in the same directory.

    • Then from the directory, open command prompt.

    • Type the code shown below in the cmd for the language of your preference, to generate the output file to be submitted. This output should be the output of the test case (input_problem statement number.txt), e.g. - input_1.txt for day 1, provided with the problem statement.

      i. For C++/C

      g++/gcc file.cpp -o file.exe
      
      file.exe < ip.txt > op.txt
      

      ii. For Java

      javac file.java 
      
      java file < ip.txt > op.txt
      

      iii. For Python

      python file.py < ip.txt > op.txt
      

YouTube Link

We have provided a video for your better understanding of how to submit the files.

submission_demo (Please ctrl/cmd+click on the link, the thing you are trying doesn't work on github ) 🤷

Naming Convention:

The program files should be submitted, strictly following the naming convention mentioned.

The name format for the file submission is:

Code File: name_dayNo.extension

      Eg: RupeshMishra_day1.py(if your code is in python)         

Output File: name_dayNo_output.txt

      Eg: RupeshMishra_day1_output.txt

Programming Languages Used to generate Output Files:

  • C
  • C++
  • Java
  • Python

You are not bound to these 4 languages only. Feel free to code in any other language and contact us while facing any problems.

Plagiarism ❗

There will be a very meticulous checking of all the code and output files so please refrain from performing any sort of plagiarism following which you will not be allowed to participate further in the event.

Note 📝

  • Only those partcipants who make a valid submission on each of the 21 days shall be eligible for the Certificate.

For Any Queries 🗣️

If you have any queries , please reach out to us on discord.

Discord

Happy Coding!✨

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This September, get ready to beat your brains out for the GDSC Club. Starting from 20th September, all the contributors will be provided with simple programming questions,one per day, which can be written using any programming language of preference. The submissions will be accepted through Google Forms after thorough checking.

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