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Contents 1 The Valladolid University Online Judge (UVa) Problemset 2 History 3 Problems 4 Related Links 4.1 felix-halim.net 4.2 Methods to Solve 4.3 ShyGypsy Labs 4.4 ACMSolver Site 4.5 UVA toolkit

[edit] The Valladolid University Online Judge (UVa) Problemset

http://uva.onlinejudge.org/

The old server, which doesn't receive submissions anymore:
http://acm.uva.es/problemset

[edit] History

This site has been around for quite awhile, with over 7 million submissions as of February 26th, 2009.

[edit] Problems

Please use the Problem Template when adding new problems; see Help:Editing for a step-by-step guide.

Volume #	To solve	UVa Link
Volume I	Volume I	Volume I
Volume II	Volume II	Volume II
Volume III	Volume III	Volume III
Volume IV	Volume IV	Volume IV
Volume V	Volume V	Volume V
Volume VI	Volume VI	Volume VI
Volume VII	Volume VII	Volume VII
Volume VIII	Volume VIII	Volume VIII
Volume IX	Volume IX	Volume IX
Volume C	Volume C	Volume C
Volume CI	Volume CI	Volume CI
Volume CII	Volume CII	Volume CII
Volume CIII	Volume CIII	Volume CIII
Volume CIV	Volume CIV	Volume CIV
Volume CV	Volume CV	Volume CV
Volume CVI	Volume CVI	Volume CVI
Volume CVII	Volume CVII	Volume CVII
Volume CVIII	Volume CVIII	Volume CVIII
Volume CIX	Volume CIX	Volume CIX
Volume CX	Volume CX	Volume CX
Volume CXI	Volume CXI	Volume CXI
Volume CXII	Volume CXII	Volume CXII
Volume CXIII	Volume CXIII	Volume CXIII
Volume CXIV	Volume CXIV	Volume CXIV
Volume CXV	Volume CXV	Volume CXV
Volume CXVI	Volume CXVI	Volume CXVI
Volume CXVII	Volume CXVII	Volume CXVII

[edit] Related Links

[edit] felix-halim.net

An archive of helper utilities, such as a statistics comparer, a sorting of the easiest problems and separated ranklists for the countries.

[edit] Methods to Solve

Compilation of various methods to solve the problems. Has methods for about 35% of the problems.

[edit] ShyGypsy Labs

Various tools for UVa problems.

[edit] ACMSolver Site

Various Tips for UVa problems.

[edit] UVA toolkit

Various tools for UVa problems. You can construct your own test cases and get the correct output (currently available for around ~1400 problems). Also has keywords/classification for all these problems.