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| − | In a Challenge, a competitor can create a solution for a specific problem that will then be evaluated and added to a highscore ladder where | + | In a Challenge, a competitor can create a solution for a specific problem that will then be evaluated and added to a highscore ladder where community members can compete against each other for the top position. Submitting a solution and achieving impressive highscores are rewarded with ''achievements'' and ''experience'' points. |
When a solution to a challenge is evaluated it will run against some hidden levels. These hidden levels typically run against a larger data set compared to the public levels that the competitor got to test their code against whilst writing their solution. | When a solution to a challenge is evaluated it will run against some hidden levels. These hidden levels typically run against a larger data set compared to the public levels that the competitor got to test their code against whilst writing their solution. | ||
===Tournaments=== | ===Tournaments=== | ||
| − | In a standard challenge you are only competing against a static | + | In a standard challenge you are only competing against a static opponent. However there is a special version of challenges called tournaments where you can compete against your friends and other developers from around the world. |
| − | Read more about Tournaments here | + | Read more about Tournaments [[tournaments|here]]. |
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| + | ==== Create your own Challenges! ==== | ||
| + | On Future Skill it is possible to create your own Challenges! this is done with the Freecode creator that you can access from the create option. | ||
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| + | Read more about the Freecode creator [[freecode creator|here]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:18, 3 February 2021
In a Challenge, a competitor can create a solution for a specific problem that will then be evaluated and added to a highscore ladder where community members can compete against each other for the top position. Submitting a solution and achieving impressive highscores are rewarded with achievements and experience points.
When a solution to a challenge is evaluated it will run against some hidden levels. These hidden levels typically run against a larger data set compared to the public levels that the competitor got to test their code against whilst writing their solution.
Tournaments
In a standard challenge you are only competing against a static opponent. However there is a special version of challenges called tournaments where you can compete against your friends and other developers from around the world.
Read more about Tournaments here.
Create your own Challenges!
On Future Skill it is possible to create your own Challenges! this is done with the Freecode creator that you can access from the create option.
Read more about the Freecode creator here.