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---
name: nccuoj
description: "Solve competitive programming problems on NCCUOJ (https://nccuoj.ebg.tw). Use when: solving OJ problems, reading problem statements, writing solutions in C/C++/Python, submitting code, checking submission results."
---
# NCCUOJ Problem Solving
Solve competitive programming problems on [NCCUOJ](https://nccuoj.ebg.tw), a QDU-based Online Judge for NCCU CS.
## When to Use
- Read a problem statement from NCCUOJ
- Write a solution for a specific problem
- Submit code and check results
- Debug a wrong answer or time limit exceeded
- Solve contest problems
## Directory Structure
All generated files are organized under `.nccuoj/` at the workspace root:
```
.nccuoj/
├── cookies.txt # Session cookies (auto-managed)
└── solution/
├── public/<problem_id>/ # Public problem solutions
│ ├── problem.md # Problem statement
│ └── solution.cpp / solution.py / ... # Solution code
└── contest/<contest_id>/<problem_id>/ # Contest problem solutions
├── problem.md
└── solution.cpp / solution.py / ...
```
**When writing solution code, always place files in the correct directory.** The scripts' `--save` flag and `get_solution_dir()` helper handle directory creation automatically.
## CSRF Token (Important)
All NCCUOJ API requests require a CSRF token. The provided scripts handle this automatically (via `GET /api/profile` on init). If making manual requests, see [./references/api.md](./references/api.md) for details.
## Scripts
Use these scripts to interact with NCCUOJ. They handle CSRF tokens and session management automatically.
| Script | Purpose |
|--------|--------|
| [get_problem.py](./scripts/get_problem.py) | Fetch problem statement as Markdown (supports `--username`/`--password`, `--contest`, `--raw`) |
| [submit.py](./scripts/submit.py) | Submit code (requires `--username` / `--password` CLI args) |
| [check_result.py](./scripts/check_result.py) | Check submission result, with optional `--poll` |
All scripts use only Python stdlib (no pip install needed).
Scripts are located in this skill's `./scripts/` directory. In the examples below, `$SCRIPTS` refers to the absolute path of that directory. Resolve it relative to this SKILL.md file before running commands.
## Mode A: Public Problem Solving
### 1. Fetch the Problem
Run [get_problem.py](./scripts/get_problem.py) to fetch the problem. **If the problem requires login (e.g. returns "Please login first"), ask the user for their credentials and pass `--username`/`--password`.**
```bash
# Public (no login)
python $SCRIPTS/get_problem.py <problem_id>
# With login
python $SCRIPTS/get_problem.py <problem_id> --username <username> --password <password>
```
Or if given a URL like `https://nccuoj.ebg.tw/problem/1001`, extract `1001` and pass it as the argument.
The output is **formatted Markdown** containing: title, metadata (internal ID, difficulty, time/memory limit, tags), description, input/output format, sample test cases, hint, allowed languages, and statistics. All URL-encoded HTML fields are automatically decoded and converted to Markdown.
Use `--raw` to get the original JSON instead.
### 2. Analyze the Problem
- Identify input/output format from `input_description` and `output_description`
- Study sample cases from `samples`
- Determine constraints (time/memory limits)
- Identify the algorithm or data structure needed
### 3. Write the Solution
Write the solution file in the correct directory:
- **Public**: `.nccuoj/solution/public/<problem_id>/solution.cpp` (or `.py`, `.java`, etc.)
- **Contest**: `.nccuoj/solution/contest/<contest_id>/<problem_id>/solution.cpp`
The supported languages are:
| Language | API Name | Notes |
|------------|---------------|---------------|
| C | `C` | GCC, C17 |
| C++ | `C++` | GCC, C++20 |
| Python | `Python3` | Python 3.12 |
| Java | `Java` | Temurin 21 |
| Go | `Golang` | Go 1.22 |
| JavaScript | `JavaScript` | Node.js 20 |
**Default to C++ unless the user specifies otherwise.**
#### C/C++ Template
```cpp
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
int main() {
ios::sync_with_stdio(false);
cin.tie(nullptr);
// solution
return 0;
}
```
#### Python Template
```python
import sys
input = sys.stdin.readline
def solve():
# solution
pass
solve()
```
### 4. Test Locally
Before submitting, verify the solution against the sample cases. Run the code with each sample input and compare to expected output.
### 5. Submit (Optional)
**Before submitting, if the user has not provided their NCCUOJ username and password, ask them for it.** Then pass the credentials directly as CLI arguments.
```bash
# Submit (problem_id is the internal numeric ID from the problem JSON's "id" field)
python $SCRIPTS/submit.py <problem_internal_id> "C++" .nccuoj/solution/public/<problem_id>/solution.cpp --username <username> --password <password>
# Check result (with --poll to wait for judging)
python $SCRIPTS/check_result.py <submission_id> --username <username> --password <password> --poll
```
Result codes: `-2` (Compile Error), `-1` (Wrong Answer), `0` (Accepted), `1` (Time Limit Exceeded), `2` (Memory Limit Exceeded), `3` (Runtime Error), `4` (System Error), `6` (Pending), `7` (Judging), `8` (Partial Accepted).
### 6. Debug if Needed
If the submission is not Accepted:
- **Wrong Answer**: Re-examine edge cases, off-by-one errors, output format
- **Time Limit Exceeded**: Optimize algorithm complexity, reduce I/O overhead
- **Runtime Error**: Check array bounds, division by zero, stack overflow
- **Compile Error**: Check the error info in submission response
- **Memory Limit Exceeded**: Reduce data structure size, avoid unnecessary copies
## Mode B: Contest Problem Solving
Contest mode mirrors public mode but all API calls require the `contest_id` parameter.
### 1. Fetch Contest Problem
Run [get_problem.py](./scripts/get_problem.py) with `--contest`. **Contest problems always require login.**
```bash
python $SCRIPTS/get_problem.py <problem_id> --contest <contest_id> --username <username> --password <password>
```
The response format is the same as public problems.
### 2–4. Analyze, Write, Test
Same as Mode A steps 2–4.
### 5. Submit to Contest
**Before submitting, if the user has not provided their NCCUOJ username and password, ask them for it.**
```bash
python $SCRIPTS/submit.py <problem_internal_id> "C++" .nccuoj/solution/contest/<contest_id>/<problem_id>/solution.cpp --username <username> --password <password> --contest <contest_id>
# Check result
python $SCRIPTS/check_result.py <submission_id> --username <username> --password <password> --poll
```
### 7. Debug if Needed
Same as Mode A step 6. Note: contest submissions **cannot be shared** while the contest is underway.
## API Reference
See [./references/api.md](./references/api.md) for full API endpoint documentation.