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Event Type
online
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Participants
0
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Organizers
Alex Johnson
alex@example.org
Jamie Rivera
jamie@example.org
Sam Chen
sam@example.org
Quality Score
Quality Score
72/100
High confidence
Organiser16/20
Event Maturity14/20
Sponsors18/25
Participants12/20
This opportunity consists of a Debugging Round designed to evaluate participants’ ability to identify, analyze, and fix errors in given code snippets. Participants will be provided with pre-written faulty code and are required to debug and modify it so that it produces correct output for all test cases. The round focuses on assessing logical thinking, problem understanding, and debugging skills, rather than writing code from scratch. Eligibility:
Open to all undergraduate students
Students from any branch / specialization are allowed
Inter-college participation is allowed
Inter-specialization participation is allowed
This is an individual round (team participation is not allowed)
Format of the Round:
Round Type: Coding – Debugging
Number of Questions: 3–5 debugging problems
Languages Allowed: C / C++ / Java / Python
Each question will contain faulty code that participants must debug
Participants must correct the code to pass all test cases
Duration:
Total Duration: 60 minutes
Time is shared across all questions
No sectional time limits
Evaluation Criteria:
Solutions will be evaluated based on correct output
Hidden test cases will be used for evaluation
Partial solutions may receive partial marks (if applicable)
Efficiency is secondary; correctness is the main focus
Rules & Guidelines:
Participants must debug the given code only; writing completely new logic is discouraged unless necessary.
Use of division operation or restricted functions (if mentioned in the question) is not allowed.
Hardcoding outputs will result in disqualification.
Internet access or external help is not allowed during the assessment.
Plagiarism or copying solutions will lead to immediate disqualification.
The decision of the organizers will be final and binding.
Important Instructions:
Read each problem statement carefully before making changes to the code.
Ensure the final submission compiles successfully.
Follow the input/output format strictly.
Submissions after the time limit will not be considered.