Association of Emergent Computing Professionals

Virtuoso 10

Feb 11 and 12

"It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change."

~ Charles Darwin

Master of Codes

Change is the order of the day. Adapt to new programming languages, new styles and accept the change. If learning new things has been your passions then have no doubts Master of Codes will present plethora of opportunity for that. So what does it take to become the Master of Codes? Well it just requires you to have the right attitude; the attitude of being endlessly innovative and fiercely competitive.

Rules:
1) Maximum of 2 members per team.
2) An objective type prelims will be conducted to filter the top teams.
3) The prelims may cover more than two or three programming languages.
4) The teams selected for next round should face the litmus test of coding the given problem statement in more than two programming languages.
5) The team which provides the solution in as many languages as possible will have an added advantage.
6) The program will be tested for all test cases.

- Team Virtuoso