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UVA Arena (c) 2014, is a windows based, non-commercial, open source utility application to make problem solving easier for the programmers. It is based on popular UVA Online Judge and uses APIs from uHunt. Main target of this software is to provide an useful and informative tool to help with programming practice. Today programming has become a very competitive field. You need to keep track of your progress daily, learn new things, and of-course solve new problems as fast as you can....

Twitch Quiz Bot is a Twitch chat client capable to run quizzes. Main features: -maintains a leader board; -able to randomize questions in the list; -it gives a hints over time by opening a random letter in the answer; -you can request leader board information through !ShowScore chat command; -you can request repeat of the current question through !RepeatQuestion; -you can request the list of available chat commands through !

The program simulates simple harmonic motion using a spring-mass system. The mass of the block, the spring constant, and the position to which the spring is stretched can all be adjusted (decimal values can be used). When the simulation begins the block oscillates in accordance with these given values and with the given scale. The scale can be adjusted. NOTE: For Windows 8 users, Windows SmartScreen may stop you from opening this program but I promise this is not a malicious file. When...

...Based on the .NET framework, this program allows users to set a single countdown timer, save a list of frequently used countdown timers, or simply count up from zero. The timer playlist can be run in sequence, which is perfect for scripted situations like presentations, or time-sensitive choreographed events like broadcast scheduling and event management. This application was developed in the first place as an aide for benchmarking processes that required many different time intervals. User created playlists can be saved and imported, insuring you always have the right set of timers for the occasion. ...

This is a Robot simulation game that allows you to write a robot in any language you might want. The robot communicates with the game using the internet and up to 32 robots can be run at a time. WARNING: The current version is not complete!

Real-time fractals allow exploring of fractals by real-time zooming, panning and rotating. Output is rendered either by GDI or by OpenGL. Fractal equations are written in C# and can changed at run-time.