If you have reached this page you are most likely involved or considering ICPC practice with the Computer Science Department at the University of Tennessee at Martin (or you have stumbled here from the larger web).

Welcome to our page! This Wiki is intended to serve as a manual for competitive programmers at UT Martin. Our hope is that the page will be under active development by students and faculty members in our department.¹⁾

We hope that you find the contents useful. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please get in touch with the current maintainer (professor and coach Joshua T. Guerin) at jguerin@utm.edu.

1. Python3 Language Reference for competitive programming
2. C++ Language Reference for competitive programming
3. Algorithms
4. Mathematical Reference
5. Competitive Programming Tricks and Style
6. Problems
7. References
8. Guidebook Credits

1. How to Author Guidebook Pages
2. Frequently Asked Questions

We don't expect many people to find the draft copy of this document too early, but if you do find this useful in any capacity (as a coach, for a course, as a competitor, etc.) please let us know! We would find any such usage information very helpful!

A note to the reader. We hope that as this page evolves that it will provide a free and open source reference for students and coaches who are getting into competitive programming. As this page is currently in its infancy, please expect occasional reorganization efforts as we work towards a stable first draft.