Better, Simpler Programming Contest

[PhilD]

Originally posted by Saber Cherry:
Note that this problem seems trivial, but is actually NP, meaning it does not have a known good solution.

Let's nitpick a little: just saying the problem is NP does not mean no good solution is known. Every P problem is also NP. What you're thinking of, most likely, is NP-complete.

And yes, I do teach CS, rather on the theoretical side