hardpuzzles.free.fr évaluation et analyse
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| Description | Hard Puzzles |
| Keywords | Programming Contest |
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| Host IP | 212.27.63.136 |
| Location | France |
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hardpuzzles.free.fr Évaluation
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Euro€1,005
Dernière mise à jour: 2022-08-18 05:56:14
hardpuzzles.free.fr a un classement mondial Semrush de 0. hardpuzzles.free.fr a une valeur estimée à € 1,005, sur la base de ses revenus publicitaires estimés. hardpuzzles.free.fr reçoit environ 116 visiteurs uniques chaque jour. Son serveur Web est situé au France, avec l'adresse IP 212.27.63.136.Selon SiteAdvisor, hardpuzzles.free.fr est sûr à visiter. |
Trafic & Estimations de la valeur
| Valeur d'achat/vente | Euro€1,005 |
| Revenus publicitaires quotidiens | Euro€0 |
| Revenus publicitaires mensuels | Euro€27 |
| Revenus publicitaires annuels | Euro€334 |
| Visiteurs uniques quotidiens | 7 |
| Remarque: Toutes les valeurs de trafic et de revenus sont des estimations. | |
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| hardpuzzles.free.fr. | A | 3599 | IP: perso136-g5.free.fr. |
| perso136-g5.free.fr. | A | 7199 | IP: 212.27.63.136 |
| hardpuzzles.free.fr. | AAAA | 3598 | IPV6: perso136-g5.free.fr. |
| hardpuzzles.free.fr. | NS | 3598 | NS Record: perso136-g5.free.fr. |
| hardpuzzles.free.fr. | MX | 3598 | MX Record: perso136-g5.free.fr. |
| hardpuzzles.free.fr. | TXT | 3599 | TXT Record: perso136-g5.free.fr. |
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| Current contest: Minimal Triple Klondike Total prizes: €120 Contest start: Thursday 08/06/2015 12:00:00 GMT Contest end: Saturday 11/07/2015 12:00:00 GMT Current time: Thursday 05/12/2022 18:50:24 GMT Remaining time: 0 second The contest is now over ! Register Login Forgot your password ? Description Forum Manual play Test solution Standings Record holders Final report Best solutions These contests are inspired by Al Zimmermann’s Programming Contests , Martin Gardner’s columns in the "Scientific American" and Pierre Berloquin’s columns in "Science & Vie". The ultimate goal of these contests is to improve the "state of the art" of difficult combinatorial problems. Each contest specifies a problem to solve. It’s easy to find a solution but hard to find a good solution. Although these are called "programming contests", technically you don’t need to write a computer program to compete. To enter a contest, you only need to register. Once registered, you may submit your solutions |
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