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MACATHON

MACATHON

On before the most awaited coding competition, IEEEXtreme 16.0, IEEE CS SBC MACE conducted MACATHON, a 12-hour coding competition, to enhance the overall programming ability of the students and to prepare them for the competition ahead. The competition was held from 16th October 2022, 6:00 AM to 16th October 2022, 6:00 PM. MACATHON was held exclusively for the IEEEXtreme registrants of IEEE MACE SB.  The contest, which consisted of 12 problems to be solved within 12 hours, was hosted on the platform Hacker rank. A total of 23 teams participated in the event. The solutions submitted by the respective team leads were considered for ranking

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