Language Details: F#

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F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems.
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Problems solved

Qualification Round (58 solutions by 18 contestants):

Speaking in Tongues: 16 small solutions.
Dancing With the Googlers: 14 small solutions, 11 large solutions.
Recycled Numbers: 10 small solutions, 7 large solutions.

Round 1A (13 solutions by 7 contestants):

Password Problem: 7 small solutions, 2 large solutions.
Kingdom Rush: 2 small solutions, 2 large solutions.

Round 1B (6 solutions by 3 contestants):

Safety in Numbers: 2 small solutions, 2 large solutions.
Equal Sums: 2 small solutions.

Round 1C (17 solutions by 8 contestants):

Diamond Inheritance: 6 small solutions, 6 large solutions.
Box Factory: 4 small solutions, 1 large solution.

Round 2 (1 solution by 1 contestant):

Swinging Wild: 1 small solution.

Submission Origin

United States (4 contestants)
United Kingdom (3 contestants)
Ukraine (2 contestants)
Russia (2 contestants)
Germany (2 contestants)

Kazakhstan (1 contestant)
Japan (1 contestant)
Hungary (1 contestant)
Greece (1 contestant)
France (1 contestant)

Czech Republic (1 contestant)
China (1 contestant)
Australia (1 contestant)
... (1 contestant)