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and has a 1966 Snoopy Calendar on the wall. | and has a 1966 Snoopy Calendar on the wall. | ||
The works of real programmers are still with us to cherish and immitate. But where's the calendar? | The works of real programmers are still with us to cherish and immitate. But where's the calendar? | ||
| − | This [ | + | This [http://www.mathmoth.org/programs/snoopy/snoopy.pl.txt CGI script] recreates the famous calendar from the mainframe era, |
which is also valid for the given year. Print the calendar and keep it on the wall. | which is also valid for the given year. Print the calendar and keep it on the wall. | ||
It will be useful again and again in the coming years. | It will be useful again and again in the coming years. | ||
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Programming contests
The International Tournament in Informatics takes place in Shumen, Bulgaria every year at the end of November.
Online training
Sudoku solver
My teacher believes that Sudoku puzzles count as advanced math. My little program will help you also become an advanced learner.
1966 Snoopy Calendar
Everybody knows that a real programmer doesn't use Pascal, can write a 5-page loop without being confused, and has a 1966 Snoopy Calendar on the wall. The works of real programmers are still with us to cherish and immitate. But where's the calendar? This CGI script recreates the famous calendar from the mainframe era, which is also valid for the given year. Print the calendar and keep it on the wall. It will be useful again and again in the coming years.
Python
A one-line Python program can solve any problem.
