Language Details: Clojure

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Clojure is a dialect of Lisp that targets the Java Virtual Machine.

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Mauro (1 set)
RobLachlan (2 sets)
akiel (10 sets)
hyPiRion (1 set)
KangK (7 sets)
p..g (8 sets)
masterj (2 sets)
aliquis (1 set)
mishadoff (8 sets)
djey99 (3 sets)
dee5 (7 sets)		immo (5 sets)
yanatan16 (1 set)
ftufek2 (5 sets)
zachary.kuhn (5 sets)
Ered (5 sets)
aaimnr (2 sets)
eunmin (4 sets)
Aroneous (2 sets)
mwatson (3 sets)
sat0da (3 sets)
w01fe (3 sets)		laowai (3 sets)
Southy (3 sets)
Elango (3 sets)
sesm (3 sets)
mishok13 (3 sets)
jcadwal (3 sets)
fuzzyonion (3 sets)
FredPolar (3 sets)
angusiguess (3 sets)
legoblocke (3 sets)
fyamate (1 set)		michel.slm (2 sets)
Loretta (2 sets)
elandjo (2 sets)
djjolicoeur (1 set)
TonySeing (1 set)
murtys (1 set)
jittakal (1 set)
pate (1 set)
Mr.Boom (1 set)
cperkins (1 set)
kendru (1 set)

Problems solved

Qualification Round (108 solutions by 42 contestants):
Round 1B (17 solutions by 7 contestants):
Round 1C (8 solutions by 4 contestants):
  • Part Elf: 4 small solutions, 4 large solutions.

Submission Origin

United States (15 contestants)
United Kingdom (3 contestants)
Canada (3 contestants)
Sweden (2 contestants)
South Korea (2 contestants)
Russia (2 contestants)
Poland (2 contestants)		Brazil (2 contestants)
Ukraine (1 contestant)
Turkey (1 contestant)
Spain (1 contestant)
South Africa (1 contestant)
Norway (1 contestant)
Netherlands (1 contestant)		Mexico (1 contestant)
Japan (1 contestant)
Indonesia (1 contestant)
India (1 contestant)
Germany (1 contestant)
Finland (1 contestant)
China (1 contestant)