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CodeQuest 2017 Python Solutions

These solutions are written in Python 3. They solve all 18 of the 2017 US problems. You can find the problems in the PDF. I built these without looking at the official Java solutions (are there official Python solutions? If there are, I didn't look at those either).

Each problem's materials are in their own numbered directory. For example, 01/ contains, 01.py, my solution to the problem; Prob01.in.example.txt, the example input which was provided to contestants during the real competition; Prob01.out.example.txt, the example output which was provided to contestants during the real competition; Prob01.in.txt, the secret judging data which was used to determine whether a team's program was successful; Prob01.out.txt, the expected outcome of that testing; and my_output.txt, the cleverly named output of my own script (copied and pasted into a text file from terminal output).

You can verify that my solutions are the same as the expected solutions if you have git installed by running python3 verify_solutions.py.

And, for your benefit as much as mine, here's a list of links directly to my solutions:

Enjoy!

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