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CodeChef IDE vs Yandex Contest

CodeChef IDE

codechef.com

Yandex Contest

contest.yandex.com

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FigureCodeChef IDEYandex Contest
Price from$10.33/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published41
Spec score · Coding Challenge Platforms9.1 (#2)7.2 (#24)
AudienceCodeChef describes its platform as suitable for people starting programming and software development, and says its problem difficulty ranges from beginner to complex.The maker names schools, universities, and competition organizers as users of the platform.
LanguagesThe compiler supports Python, C++, C, JavaScript, Rust, Go, Kotlin, and other languages.The platform lists 20+ programming languages and provides compiler settings for supported languages.
PurposeCodeChef IDE is an online environment for compiling and running code.Yandex Contest is an online platform for programming competitions, practice, and lessons with automatic solution checking.
SupportSupport is offered through the [email protected] email address and a discussion forum.The maker directs users to a form for technical support about access, users, competitions, and task sets.

Plans

CodeChef IDE

  • CodeChef IDEFree
  • Free PlanFree
  • Pro Plan$124 a year
  • Enterprise PlanPriced on request

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Yandex Contest

  • Yandex Contest for organizersFree

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In their own words

CodeChef IDE

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Yandex Contest

Yandex Contest is a free online platform for programming competitions, practice, and lessons with automatic solution checking. Organizers can create problems or select ready-made sets, then configure rules, deadlines, ratings, and invitations. Contests support individual or team participation and may be open or restricted. A testing server evaluates submissions according to contest rules. The platform lists more than 20 programming languages, with compiler settings for supported languages, and its demo includes checker-based, interactive, run-twice, test, text-answer, and matching problems. The public API uses OAuth permissions to register participants, manage groups, retrieve contest and problem details, submit or rejudge solutions, and export leaderboards. Users sign in with Yandex ID or organizer credentials. The organizer plan is free for up to 10,000 participants; organizers expecting more must contact Yandex. Full administrator-panel access requires a form.

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