I was examining the sample inputs provided for the FLIP question of the project after getting an incorrect answer to search for possible bugs in my code. Looking over sample input 1 I visually identified 3 distinct 8-connected regions of each colour, ...

Hi Max, No not for taking the exam, I mean for using it to practice. I'd like to know if I should download the questions for revision or if I can expect the resources to still be live available for accessing up to exams in Feb?

The inputs are guaranteed to follow the specification. Cheers, Gozz

Hi UCs, For the project, do we need to sort of check the inputs in our solutions or can we assume that the inputs (especially in hidden test cases) follow the project description? Thanks

ANONYMOUS wrote Hi, I am hoping to get them done as soon as possible, but there have been some unavoidable delays (running two new units requires writing a lot of new material to very specific deadlines... UCs have to have exam papers submitted in wee...

ANONYMOUS wrote I am not sure I understand the question. Are you assuming that exams will be done on DOMjudge? As far as I am aware, we have not announced the format of the exam yet.

ANONYMOUS wrote Answered here https secure.csse.uwa.edu.au run help3001?p np opt U77

ANONYMOUS wrote I checked this submission manually. This is happening because your program is crashing before you finish reading the input. That's generally what RUN ERROR means. RUN ERROR basically means your Python script has crashed. This can happen...

ANONYMOUS wrote We have access to all your submissions. However, we will only be looking at them to verify how many problems you solved (to tally the points), or to manually check any plagiarism hits.

Hi profs, Will DOMjudge be live over the summer for students sitting deferred exams? Thanks

I've submitted multiple files for the same problem, even though both are correct. There are some changes and comments in the newer version. When marking the project, will the examiners have access to all past submissions, or will they only review and ...

I've submitted two versions for the same problem, although both are correct. I've added some changes and comments to the newer version. When marking the project, will the examiners have access to all past submissions, or will they only review and ma...

Whoops I formatted my markdown wrong My test code was startInp input().split(" ") rows int(startInp 0 ) cols int(startInp 1 ) for r in range(rows) if r rows-1 print("WAITING") print(input()) if r rows-1 print("DONE") And the output I...

Hi, I am trying to run my code for Flip on DOM Judge, and it seems to not be providing my program with inputs. I ran a test to determine whether or not it was reading my inputs properly http domjudge.gozz.au team submission 6753 startInp input().sp...

Just wondering when the mid-sem test marks will be released?

ANONYMOUS wrote Hello. Yes the labs are definitely on. I spoke to the lab facilitator for Tuesday and they said they were there. Are you sure you are going to the right place? The Tuesday 8am lab is in 2.03.

ANONYMOUS wrote Firstly, the equation you gave is the same as the one in the lecture. We just use h(u) instead of d u . So I am not sure what you are asking? Perhaps you could rephrase the question? Secondly, yes, Johnson's algorithm is effectively r...

ANONYMOUS wrote It would be helpful if you include citations in a comment. This will ensure that we don't consider any copied code plagiarism when our automated system shows us the list of hits. The UWA academic integrity policy says that you should ...

ANONYMOUS wrote We are not grading your code for readability. The intent of the project is to test your algorithmic ability so we're not testing your software-engineering skills. There are no partial marks for problems.

ANONYMOUS wrote I assume by 30 you are referring to that fact that the project contributes 30 to your overall unit mark. If so, yes, if you get a score of 100, then your project grade will be 100 , which is weighted at 30 of the unit grade.