Tejaswi Nayak
- tejaswi410
India- Student
- KLE Technological University, Vidya Nagar, Hubballi, Karnataka India
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Contests (28)
April Challenge 2020 Division 2
Unit GCD, Strange Number, COVID Pandemic and Long Queue, Sell All the Cars
March Cook-Off 2020 Division 2
Find Your Gift
April Cook-Off 2020 Division 2
Lift Requests
June Challenge 2020 Division 2
Even Matrix, The Tom and Jerry Game!, Chef and Icecream, Chef and String, Chef and Price Control
July Challenge 2020 Division 2
Ada King, Chef and Card Game, Chef and Strings
August Challenge 2020 Division 2
Chef Wars - Return of the Jedi, Another Card Game Problem, Chef and Linear Chess
September Challenge 2020 Division 2
A Problem on Sticks, Ada Matrix
July Lunchtime 2020 Division 2
Chef and Steps
August Lunchtime 2020 Division 2
Mode of Frequencies
December Challenge 2020 Division 2
Even Pair Sum, Vaccine Production, Vaccine Distribution
January Challenge 2021 Division 3
Fair Elections, Chef and Division 3, Encoded String
February Challenge 2021 Division 3
Highest Divisor
February Lunchtime 2021 Division 3
Smallest Possible Whole Number
March Challenge 2021 Division 3
No Time to Wait, Chef and Groups, Interesting XOR!, Space Arrays
April Challenge 2021 Division 3
Chef and Dice, Valid Pair, World Record, Strong Language
May Challenge 2021 Division 3 (Rated)
Solubility, Golf, Xor Equality
June Challenge 2021 Division 3 (Rated)
Bitwise Tuples, Bella ciao, Summer Heat
June Lunchtime 2021 Division 3
False Number, HTML Tags, Richie Rich
June CodeChef Starters 2021 Division 3 (Rated)
Total Correct Submissions, Cyclic Quadrilateral, Chess Match
July Challenge 2021 Division 3 (Rated)
XxOoRr, Maximum Production, Relativity
August Challenge 2021 Division 3 (Rated)
Special Triplets, Chef and Bulb Invention, Problem Difficulties, Olympics Ranking
October Challenge 2021 Division 3 (Rated)
Longest AND Subarray, MEX-OR, Three Boxes, Which Mixture
January Long 2022 - I, Division 3 (Rated)
Keplers Law