It's never too late :v.

Here I will keep track of all the problems I've done, or I'm doing. In the first line of the file you will find the source of the problem, the verdict, the execution time and the memory used. The tag @Me or @Team refers to a code made by me or with a team, respectively.

The verdict that can be:

• AC = Accepted
• WA = Wrong Answer
• TLE = Time Limit Exceeded
• MLE = Memory Limit Exceeded
• RTE = Run Time Error
• CE = Compile Error
• PE = Presentation Error
• OT = Output Limit
• IP = I'm currently working on it

For example, for a c++ code:

#/a/path/to/a/file.cpp
/*
 * Problem: https://codeforces.com/gym/105079/problem/E
 * V: AC, ET: 100ms, M:500KB
 * @Team
*/

This code could not have test or a super readable code because it's not the point of the competitions. For a better code(I hope) you can see my repo of katas. Anyway, sometimes I will try to make a more robust and readable code.

1. Compile:

       g++ [file] -o o.o

2. Execute with input file:

       cat [input_file] | ./o.o

3. Compare with expected output:

      diff exp out 

Also it is possible:

    g++ [file] -o o.o && cat imp | ./o.o | diff exp -