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Several people are not familiar with one language or another. Adding code for the major ones like C++, Python, Go, etc. can help people get started and work through them quickly.

Please add an appropriate LICENSE file for what others are allowed to do with the source code and material listed here. Furthermore, please add due attribution to all contributors, if there are multiple collaborators who helped this work come about.

Pupil --> Linear DS --> Problem Set 1 --> Splitting Numbers link is not working

Github flavored markdown facilitates the creation of tables, among other forms of content. To have all material and its dependencies in one place and forester collaboration via Git, it would be better to migrate the Google spreadsheets (listed in Related Material section of the README) to Github in the form of markdown documents. For now, even exporting them as CSV files could be useful :)

The rationale behind this is that the related material section is more or less metadata regarding the material presented here and could even be used as an index to navigate the problems and solutions here. Decoupling this from the repository confuses the first-time developer who lands here.

• [ ] Replace "Zeros and Ones" from problem set 1 with another UVa problem
• [ ] Move the first 5 problems in adhoc problem set 1 to cp_environment problem set 2

Carlos wins, if the inversion index is even. Otherwise, Marcelo wins.

The following line gets the code accepted:

out.println(inversion % 2 == 0? "Carlos" : "Marcelo")

However, this one gives WA!

out.println(inversion % 2 == 1? "Marcelo" : "Carlos")

Problem Link
WA Code
AC Code