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THEORY AND PRACTICE

  • Input and Output Data
    • Tasks
  • Conditions
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  • For Loop
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  • Strings
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  • While Loop
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  • Lists
    • Tasks
  • Two-Dimensional Arrays
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  • Dictionaries
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  • Sets
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  • Functions and Recursion
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How to use the platform

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Study the theory

In the left menu, select a topic and click Theory — there you'll find explanations with code examples. Read before tasks.

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Choose a language

At the top of the page, switch the programming language — Python, JavaScript, Java and 8 more languages. Your progress is stored separately for each.

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Solve tasks

Open a task from the list, write code in the editor. The Run button will test it with custom input — a quick test without saving.

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Check the result

Click Check all tests — the code will run against hidden tests. Green button in the menu = task solved correctly.

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Use hints

Stuck? Open the Hint block under the condition. Each language has its own hint with a code template.

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Track progress

The right block shows how many tasks are solved by difficulty level. Solve hard ones — gain more experience.

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How to Solve Tasks?

1 - Read the task and understand what needs to be done

2 - The example shows how the input data will be provided and what output is expected

3 - Write the code considering the input, output, and the task itself.

(see example below)
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Difference Between the "Run" and "Test on All Cases" Buttons

1 - The “Run” button executes your code only on one set of input data, and you’ll see the result in the output window.

2 - The “Test on All Cases” button runs your code against all test cases. If all tests pass, a banner will appear. If even one test fails, it will be highlighted in red.

(see example below)
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How to Change Input Data

To change the input data, click the “Run Test” button next to the input data you want to execute.

(see example below)
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Working with Input/Output Windows

1 - Input Data is the window containing the values loaded into your program in place of input()

2 - Program Output is the window showing what your program prints. If it’s green, the output matches the expected result; if red, there are differences.

3 - Expected Output is the reference value used to verify the solution.

(see example below)
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Guide to the "Run Test" Button

1 - Green means the program produced the correct output

2 - Red means the program’s output didn’t match the expected output for this data. The program output and the expected output must be identical, including spaces and punctuation!

(see example below)
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Criteria for a Correct Solution — How to Know It’s Right

If you see this banner, congratulations — everything is correct.

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Topic Structure (30 Tasks: 10 Easy, 10 Medium, 10 Hard)

1 - The first 10 tasks are quite easy and contain hints covering only the essential parts of the topic.

2 - The next 10 tasks are medium difficulty. Their hints differ from the easy ones and reveal new aspects of the topic.

3 - The hardest tasks have no hints. Often, they include additional topics, so sometimes it’s better to move on and return later. Read the hints carefully — they offer new ways to solve already familiar problems.

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Availability of Theory (Video + Text)

1 - Each block contains a “Theory” section.

2 - It always includes a detailed video.

3 - There is also a detailed guide with all the necessary theory and code examples.

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Social Media Links for Feedback

1 - Click the “Report an Error / Social Media” button

2 - Here you can describe the error you encountered.

3 - You’ll also find our social media links here — follow us and help us improve.

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