Testing and report for participants
Select a contest and in the menu on the left, open Settings → Testing and report for participants.
Testing settings
Use AC instead of OK
After passing sample tests and the checker, the solution receives an AC (accepted for check) verdict instead of OK.
Abort testing when first error occurs
If an error occurs during a test, testing stops.
Stop testing at first error in test set
If an error occurs within one test set, testing of that test set stops and continues in the next test set.
For failed tests
This action is performed if the solution fails one or more sample tests specified in the problem settings.
Test report settings
Simplified submission report
Determines whether to display the table with previously submitted solutions and the results of their check on the problem page.
Show submission result when participation ends
The participant will see the scores and verdicts for submissions after completing the contest. Does not affect the results displayed on the leaderboard.
Time and memory used by program
Which tests resource consumption will be shown for when testing the solution.
Verdict
Display the verdict for individual tests and the problem in general:
- On all submissions: Individual verdicts for all tests are used to deliver the final verdict.
- Only on sample testing results: The verdict is AC if all sample tests are passed and failed tests are not included in the samples, or OK if all tests are passed.
Use the drop-down list to configure how verdicts are displayed on the test report page for users.
Score
The report shows the score for individual tests and samples.
Input
The report shows the input data for testing the solution.
Output
The report shows the data received after testing the solution.
Correct answer
The report shows the expected result after testing the solution.
stderr
The report shows errors that occur while testing solutions.
Checker output
The report shows data received after running the problem checker.
Postprocessor output
The report shows data returned by the problem postprocessor.