About FavCodes

FavCodes is a weekly coding contest for all the Code-o-holics. Coders get to participate in this 45 minutes contest and show off their coding skills, and stand a chance to win Amazon gift cards.

Contest Details

Duration: 45 minutes

Start date: Sunday, 24th January 2021 at 9 pm IST (10:30 AM EST)

End date: Sunday, 24th January 2021 at 9:45 pm IST(11:45 AM EST)

Eligibility Criteria

FavCodes is open to all the coders across the globe.

What’s in it for you?

• Competitive learning-The idea behind FavCodes is to give students immense competitive learning with high standard questions. You can try your hands at coding and improve your skills while competing. 
• Amazon gift cards- As a token of motivation, we have Amazon gift cards for the top three winners of the contest. You can win vouchers worth 50 USD.
• Learning new concepts- We will be sharing video solutions to the question on our social media handles because we intend to teach you new concepts always.

Rules and Regulations

• There will be only one coding problem.
• Participants are ranked according to the most number of test cases passed. Ties will be broken by the total time for each participant in ascending order of time.
• Participants are not allowed to discuss the solution, tips, or suggestions during the live contest.
• Discussing FavCodes’ problems on other web platforms is strictly not allowed.
• The number of submissions that one can make during the contest is 30
• The minimum score to qualify for the prize will be if 70% of test cases are passed.
• You shall not possess more than one account on FavTutor.
• In case of any disputes, the decision of the FavTutor Team will be final and binding.
• You should provide correct attribution if using code from some other source in your submission.
• Residents of the following countries are not eligible to win the prizes due to legal restrictions- Albania, The Bahamans, Pakistan, Barbados, Botswana, Cambodia, Crimea region of Russia, Cuba, Ghana, Iceland, Iran, Jamaica, Mauritius, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nicaragua, North Korea, Panama, Sudan, Syria, Uganda, Yemen, and Zimbabwe.