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Preparing your next step.
Enter a real debugging workspace. Fix a broken React app, use AI within a token budget, and submit something that works.
Registration availability and exact schedules are set by the organizers.
export function updateTask(tasks, id) { const next = tasks.map(task => task.id === id ? { ...task, done: !task.done } : task ); return tasks; }
×Expected the changed task list.
Keep the update immutable. Return the new list.
return tasks;return next;
Original interface illustration. Not an active assessment or a real AI response.
A clear path from signing up to shipping your fix. No mystery rounds. No random setup.
Verify your email and register for the event.
Reserve an available fixed-time slot.
Explore the project. Reproduce the symptoms.
Review AI suggestions and verify your changes.
Submit your files and explain your approach.
Start with a preconfigured React + JavaScript project. Spend your time investigating—not installing dependencies.
Multiple files, syntax colors, keyboard shortcuts and a focused editor.
Visible context. Reviewable changes. Apply, reject and undo.
Real public tests, versioned saves and an authoritative submission receipt.
export function updateTask(tasks, id) { const next = tasks.map(task => task.id === id ? { ...task, done: !task.done } : task ); return tasks; }
Run the supplied checks against your current code.
Attach the relevant files. Ask a focused question. Inspect the proposed change.
Review → Apply → VerifyYour entire slot has one server-owned deadline. Arrive prepared; joining late doesn’t add time.
Your organizer sets a visible AI allowance. Context and responses count. Use your own Gemini key.
Explain what you found, why you changed it, and how you know it works. That’s engineering.
Correctness comes first. Private tests and thoughtful human review complement the checks you can run in the workspace.
Understand the rubricPublished behaviors, tested beyond the obvious.
Clear, maintainable changes with sound decisions.
A convincing investigation and evidence.
Purposeful use, followed by your own validation.
Calibrated variants, shared deadlines and reviewable activity support fair assessment. Browser focus signals prompt a review—not an automatic disqualification. Finalists may be asked to explain and modify their work.
The approved top three receive recognition from the AlgoZenith BBDITM Chapter. Goodies details are confirmed by the organizers.
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