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| ID | Date | Author | Problem | Compiler | Result | Test | Time Worked (sec) | Memory Usage (KB) |
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| 531813 | 27.01.2026 12:09:11 |
Гришин Павел Александрович [ИЗ-11, 2025] | 1156 | Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 |
Wrong answer
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1 | 0.0106 | 980 |
| 531810 | 27.01.2026 12:07:38 |
Гришин Павел Александрович [ИЗ-11, 2025] | 1156 | Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 |
Wrong answer
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1 | 0.0106 | 984 |
| 531808 | 27.01.2026 12:05:38 |
Гришин Павел Александрович [ИЗ-11, 2025] | 1156 | Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 |
Wrong answer
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1 | 0.0106 | 976 |
| 531805 | 27.01.2026 12:04:11 |
Гришин Павел Александрович [ИЗ-11, 2025] | 1156 | Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 |
Wrong answer
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1 | 0.0106 | 984 |
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