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Revision as of 17:32, 27 June 2017
The problem.yaml is one part of the set of files that compose a problem description and data files.
See the article Problem Format for a complete list of files that describe a problem.
Contents of problem.yaml
Key | Comments | Example |
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source | optional | ICPC World Finals 2011 |
author | optional, defaults to "Unknown" | |
license | optional, defaults to "cc by-sa" | |
rights_owner | mandatory | ICPC |
keywords | optional | |
difficulty | optional | |
limits | problem limitations | |
validator | optional, set of validator options, | case_sensitive space_change_sensitive |
Key | Comments | Example |
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name | Problem Title | Sumit Sample Problem |
The problem name will typically be fetched from the Problem.tex file rather than using the name key.
Sample problem.yaml
# Problem configuration source: ICPC Mid-Atlantic Regional Contest author: John von Judge rights_owner: ICPC
# pc2-specific key name: Sumit Sample Problem
The source, author, and rights_owner are optional.