Problem solver Python
20th-21st December, 2024
The Problem Solver Python challenge is designed to test participants' ability to apply Python programming skills to solve real-world problems. This competition emphasizes logical thinking, problem-solving techniques, and coding efficiency. Participants will be presented with a series of progressively challenging problems that require not just coding knowledge but also strategic problem-solving and logical reasoning.
Join us and unleash the power of Python to tackle exciting challenges and shape the future of coding excellence.
Eligibility Criteria
- Jr. Category: RoboClubs/ Schools or individuals may nominate. Participants’ age should be between 10 to 13 years.
- Sr. Category: RoboClubs/ Schools or individuals may nominate. Participants’ age should be between 14 to 17 years.
Team Size
- Team members should be at maximum 3 members guided by a Coach
- Teams can't share a team member.
- The competition consists of three rounds, with each round progressively becoming more difficult
- Each round lasts one hour, and teams must submit their projects within the specified time.
- Internet is not allowed during the rounds
- There will be a 15-minute period before each round to explain the challenge
- and for participants' questions regarding the challenge
- Unauthorized collaboration with non-team members is strictly prohibited and may result in disqualification.
- Teams should use Python without built-in modules or libraries.
- The judges will manually review the code created by the team for each challenge after completing each round. It will be evaluated based on the judging criteria.
- Teams will explain their work to the judges after the round time.
- Understand Python Basics
- Data Types and Variables
- Basic input and output
- Operators (Arithmetic, Comparison, Assignment, Logical )
- Conditional statements (if, elif, else) & match statements for decision making.
- For and while loops
- Data Structures (lists, tuples, sets, dictionaries) and their methods
- Defining and calling functions with parameters and return values.
- Built-in functions
