Programming problems

In this article, we break down programming problems for you to ensure that you are familiar with the following:

Parts of a programming problem

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S. No.

Description

1.

Represents the problem name and contains the main problem statement

2.

Represents the various parameters of the function that needs to be completed

3.

Represents the input format of the question

4.

Represents the output format of the question

5.

Represents the programming constraints of the problem

6.

Represents the explanation of the sample test cases

7.

Represents the sample input format

8.

Represents the sample output format

 

Code Editor

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S. No.

Description

1.

Represents the selected programming language for the code editor

2.

Represents the Reset button to reset the code editor

3.

Represents the code editor settings

4.

Represents the code editor containing the code stub, which is non-editable

5.

Represents the different test case scenarios such as:

  • Visible test case
  • Custom input

6.

Represents the button to execute the code which submits your code for evaluation against all the test cases

 

View test cases

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S. No.

Description

1.

Represents the visible test cases available in the question

2.

Represents the custom input 

3.

Represents the Results of the submissions

4.

Represents the Input format of the test cases

5.

Represents the output format of the test cases

6.

Represents the button to copy the sample test case to the custom test case input

7.

Represents the button to test your code against the visible test case. The result will be as shown in the given image

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Result

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S. No.

Description

1.

Represents the total score achieved for completing the test cases

2.

Represents the status of the result 

3.

Represents the test cases

4.

Represents the time taken to execute the test case

5.

Represents the memory taken to execute the test case

6.

Represents the score achieved for a particular test case

7.

Represents the result for the test case

8.

Represents the button to display the details of the result for the test case, as shown in the image

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