Public repository of code samples for Sphere Engine services.

Programming language samples

The list of programming languages supported by Sphere Engine is available here. This repository contains samples presenting input/output operations for each of supported programming languages.

Compilers module

Navigate to the compilers/languages directory and browse for a desired sample. The naming convention is ID Name (compiler) where:

• ID is the programming language identifier in Sphere Engine,
• Name is the programming language name,
• (optional) compiler is the name of the programming language compiler.

A typical directory with code sample (e.g., compilers/languages/116 Python 3) contains a file with the source code (e.g., source.py) and a file with input data (i.e., input.txt).

You can use both the user interface and the API to run any of these samples:

• user interface is available in the Sphere Engine panel by Compilers -> Console in the main menu (link),
• API calls can be executed with curl like this:

cd "compilers/languages/116 Python 3";
curl -X POST \
    -F "compilerId=116" \
    -F "[email protected]" \
    -F "input=1 2 10 42 11" \
    "https://<endpoint>.compilers.sphere-engine.com/api/v4/submissions?access_token=<access_token>"

Problems module

Navigate to the problems/languages directory and browse for a desired sample. The naming convention is ID Name (compiler) where:

• ID is the programming language identifier in Sphere Engine,
• Name is the programming language name,
• (optional) compiler is the name of the programming language compiler.

A typical directory with code sample (e.g., problems/languages/116 Python 3) contains a file with the source code (e.g., source.py).

These samples are designed to be used with a GETFAMILIAR programming problem available in the Sphere Engine Problems Editor.

You can use both the user interface and the API to run any of these samples:

• user interface is available in the Sphere Engine panel by Problems -> Editor in the main menu (link); navigate to Shared problems tab and look for the Get familiar with online judge system problem (link); use the Test section (link) and run the sample by selecting a desired programming language.
• API calls can be executed with curl like this:

cd "problems/languages/116 Python 3";
curl -X POST \
    -F "problemId=20536" \
    -F "compilerId=116" \
    -F "[email protected]" \
    "https://<endpoint>.problems.sphere-engine.com/api/v4/submissions?access_token=<access_token>"