The Competition
In this guide, we'll walk you through the thrilling en[i]gma Coding Championship, featuring three skill-specific groups: en[i]gma Junior, en[i]gma Senior, and en[i]gma Advanced, all set to take place in an exciting physical location.
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The adventure kicks off with registration, where you'll provide your basic details, such as your name, age and email, and make sure to give any required consent so you're ready to go.
The en[i]gma Coding Championship takes place in a physical setting. Here, you'll gather with like-minded coding enthusiasts at a cool venue buzzing with excitement. You will receive more information about the venue and competition timing once your registration is confirmed.
Your mission is to tackle the assigned challenge right on the spot. Submit your answer using the provided tools at the venue. If you would like to see an example of previous competition challenges, click here
While the ultimate reward is the coveted en[i]gma Champion Trophy for the winners, everyone who participate will receive a Certificate of Participation to commemorate the competition.
You can join en[i]gma no matter if you're a coding pro or just beginning your journey. If you would like to train your skills before the competition, we recommend that you join a coding dojo here
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[JUNIOR]
en[i]gma Junior is a 2-hour competition for young primary school students, mainly focusing on block-style coding such as Blockly or Scratch. Python and other languages may also be used for more experienced participants.
[SENIOR]
en[i]gma Senior is a challenging 3-hour competition for middle and high school students, designed for entry-level programming. Participants can use Python, C/C++, Pascal, Java, or other languages to test their coding skills.
[ADVANCED]
en[i]gma Advanced is a demanding 3-hour competition focusing on olympiad-style programming challenges. Designed for experienced coders, it mirrors informatics olympiads in both its format and difficulty - a true test of competitive programming skills.