ACSL

ACSL is a programming competition that challenges students to solve problems using computer science concepts. The competition is open to high school students in the United States and runs from October to March each year. Participants compete in teams or individually, with the objective of producing efficient and effective solutions to given problems.

The ACSL competition is structured into five rounds, with each round consisting of four problems. The problems are designed to test a range of computer science skills, including programming, algorithms, and data structures. Participants are required to write programs that implement their solutions, which are evaluated based on correctness, efficiency, and clarity.

Over the course of the competition, students have the opportunity to hone their computer science skills and compete against peers from across the country. The ACSL has a long history of promoting excellence in Computer Science education and preparing students for the rapidly evolving demands of the tech industry.

Whether done as a team or individually, ACSL provides an opportunity for high schoolers to push their programming abilities to the limit.