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Australian Programmer Wins 2002 TopCoder Invitational Tournament

By Red Wolf

25 November 2002

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Connecticut-based TopCoder awarded US$50,000 to John Dethridge, a University of Melbourne PhD candidate, for winning the Division 1 programming tournament

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