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The document discusses using Lisp languages like Common Lisp, Clojure, and Scheme for competitive programming on websites like AtCoder. It introduces getac, a tool that runs Lisp code on sample inputs for debugging submissions to programming contests. Getac simplifies the testing process compared to directly running code. The document also lists additional competitive programming websites and provides a performance ranking of popular programming languages at AtCoder contests.
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- 9. ? AtCoder ( ) ? TopCoder ? Codeforces
- 10. AtCoder
- 12. AtCoder ? ? ? AtCoder Beginner Contest (ABC) 1 ? AtCoder Grand Contest (AGC) ? ?
- 13. Lisp
- 14. Lisp ? AtCoder ? Common Lisp (SBCL 1.1.14) ? Clojure 1.8.0 ? Scheme (Gauche 0.9.3.3)
- 15. Lisp ? AtCoder ? Common Lisp (SBCL 1.1.14) ? Clojure 1.8.0 ? Scheme (Gauche 0.9.3.3) 6 4 7.5
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- 20. AtCoder https://qiita.com/knakajima3027/items/809be5abe5c3d9f29ee7 C++ >>> Python >> Java > C > Ruby
- 26. ? AC ? WA ? RE ? TLE
- 27. ? AC (Accepted) ? WA (Wrong Answer) ? RE (Runtime Error) ? TLE (Time Limit Exceeded)
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- 34. Before $ cat input1.txt | ros run -- --script main.lisp
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- 39. getac ? ? Common Lisp ? Clojure ? Scheme ? : C++, C, Java, Go, Python, Ruby, Node.js