Google Kickstart is a competition organised by Google. The top competitors from Kick Start rounds may be invited to interview at Google ! Each Kick Start Round is open to all participants, no pre-qualification needed, so you can try your hand at one or give them all a shot.
The Practice round of Google Kickstart has already finished. By the way the algocorner team is ranked 411.
Practice round (idea) analysis :
The first question is a interactive question and the algorithm is just a simple binary search in log(n) per test case.
The second question can be done by a sliding window maximum algorithm or a partial sum.
The third question can be done by using Fermat's little theorem but the implementation of the idea is pretty hard.
Don't forget that there is also Round A the 24 March. Here is the link to the Kickstart Schedule : https://codingcompetitions.withgoogle.com/kickstart/schedule
This is one of Google's coding competition.
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