Student programmers place in contest
A team from Hanoi National University 's College of
Technology finished second in the final round of the international
programming contest (PROCON) held in Japan on December 23.
A team from Hanoi National University 's College of
Technology finished second in the final round of the international
programming contest (PROCON) held in Japan on December 23.
It was the best achievement by a Vietnam team since the first competition in 2004.
PROCON is held annually for tertiary students under the age of 20. This year, the competition attracted 60 Japanese teams and four foreign ones./.
It was the best achievement by a Vietnam team since the first competition in 2004.
PROCON is held annually for tertiary students under the age of 20. This year, the competition attracted 60 Japanese teams and four foreign ones./.
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