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raf_gsm

100.00

25:28

The Faculty of Computer Science, Belgrade

C++

N/A

2

CMgs Finalist

100.00

26:45

National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore

C++

N/A

3

RBOP Finalist

100.00

27:02

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

C++

N/A

4

tabasze Finalist

100.00

41:47

University of Warsaw, Warsaw

C++

N/A

5

jagiellonian_nan Finalist

100.00

41:53

University of Warsaw

C++

N/A

6

zbs Finalist

100.00

48:15

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

C++

N/A

7

clp012345 Finalist

100.00

49:26

Chinese University of Hong Kong

C++

N/A

8

spnautilus2 Finalist

100.00

1:02:04

Rice University, Houston

C++

N/A

9

game_of_nolife Finalist

100.00

1:16:36

University of Helsinki

C++

N/A

10

segfaulting_alot Finalist

100.00

1:17:31

University of Helsinki, Helsinki

C++

N/A

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