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I do not understand how a "working" and "tested" code is not a "full solution."
by jonathankoren 10y ago
I do not understand how a "working" and "tested" code is not a "full solution."
- lispm 10y agoIt's not a solution of the whole problem given, that's what we would call a full solution. An extremely good coder might approach 99% of the problem, but the average coder will only get to solve one or two subproblems, which would be around 30% to 50% of the full solution. But that's fine for us. Selecting an interesting part of the problem is one of the tasks. ;-)