Possibility of team work
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Don't ask for hints how to solve a problem
Don't start a new topic for a problem if there already exists one
See also the topics:
Don't post any spoilers
Comments, questions and clarifications about PE problems.
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RiccardoPassoni
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Possibility of team work
It's my first ever time on a forum, I hope that's the right way. It's my first year in university, I was wondering If I could create a group of people in order to work on the PE problems all together. It is possible or is against the rules?
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heteroing
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Re: Possibility of team work
There have been team accounts before - see BerkeleyMath for example. There is also no rule against working together on a problem. I think it's best form to make some sort of mention that it was collaborative if you're going to make a forum post. If the team is long term adding some description to the account may be nice. (for example BerkeleyMath has "How many Berkeley Math Grad students does it take to solve a Project Euler problem?")
Trying these problems with friends is one of the best ways to experience them.
(I also have to recommend the PE Community Discord for good discussion about problems because I'm a paid actor)
Trying these problems with friends is one of the best ways to experience them.
(I also have to recommend the PE Community Discord for good discussion about problems because I'm a paid actor)
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RiccardoPassoni
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Re: Possibility of team work
Yep, forgot to mention but the idea is to collaborate to solve the problems!
Thank you so much
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Thank you so much
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