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Hello Codeforces, yesterday I published a new light tool to extract CodeForces problems in PDF format, you can find the tool and the story behind it in this GitHub repository.
Usage. After downloading the files in this repository (codeforces2pdf.py - css.css), from terminal you can run them as follows: Extract the entire contest problems in one PDF file: ~ python3 codeforces2pdf.py <contest_id>. Extract one problem from a contest: ~ python3 codeforces2pdf.py <contest_id> <problem_character>.
If you are planning to write statements only to show them in PDF format, you can use all available commands which are supported by LaTeX. However, if you are planning to show statements in HTML, you need to know that there is a limited set of TeX commands which are supported by our systems.
27 wrz 2020 · Files - You can add any file you want to use in the statement usually images. After filling the fields, We can review the problem in LaTeX, HTML or PDF. Let’s view it in HTML. We should get this. Note that there are no samples because we didn’t add any sample tests or solutions yet. Files. There are three types you can upload on the ...
CodeForces problems in PDF files. The files in this repository extracted from CodeForces using codeforces2pdf, folders names represent the contests` IDs from CodeForces URLs, each folder contains the problems of the contest.
It aims to introduce the Polygon platform to the new problem setters, and guide them through the basic steps on creating a new problem from scratch. In the post, I have explained the concepts and practices that a problem setter need to know in order to use Polygon to prepare problems.
Recently someone asked for a tutorial about using polygon to prepare problems, I couldn't find such tutorial so I decided to write one. You can find the tutorial here. This tutorial is beginner friendly, I tried to explain every step in details and through the tutorial I have created a complete simple problem. I hope you will find this tutorial ...
