Chaos

Policy

Each participating team shall consist of a maximum of 3 members, not necessarily from the same college.
Professionals can also take part in the contest by directly registering for the contest, but won't be awarded any cash prize.
The event consists of a single online round.
All members should be registered in techkriti page in the event Chaos to be eligible for prize.
Only one person from every team has to register in this online judge and then every one can login from that id and make submissions.

Teams participating are put through a brain-teasing session where they would be required to code solutions for given problems in a new language whose documentation shall be provided at the time of the competition.
The teams are required to understand the new language and code solutions to given problems in that language.
The solutions submitted shall be evaluated by an online judge
The output cannot contain any stray characters, not even an extra newline.
The output must be exactly in the expected format.
The problems are of difficulty levels, so read all problems before attempting a particular problem.
If the same program is submitted twice then you will get an error message.
There are a large number of problems. You are advised to find the easy ones and do them first ;)
Programming is a task that tests your patience and determination as much as your analytical thinking and coding abilities. So take each problem as a dare! Go trace out that last bug from your program!

Copying of code from other contestants is strictly not allowed.
If such cases are found where many contestants submit the same code/copy codes from internet, then none of them will be awarded any points for those problems.
Any attempts to crash/hack/modify system files will be dealt with seriously. Appropriate action will be taken in such cases. The decision of the co-ordinators will be final in this regard.
A single person cannot register by multiple names.