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+# DropBlox
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+Welcome! I'm assuming you came here to give this coding challenge a try, great! After all, you could be the one to win the big price... So, let's get right to it! 
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+First we will give you a bit more info about the challenge, but if you really can't wait, just jump straight to the "Quickstart" section.
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+## The challenge
+
+The task is simple: given a rectangular field and a set of predefined blocks, fill the field with the blocks and aim to get the highest score. 
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+How do you score high? That depends on the colors of the blocks you used, the rows you filled and the amount of empty cells in the final field.
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+## Your solution
+
+Don't worry, we took away most of the annoying work so you can focus on strategy. All you have to do is write a `.txt` file where each line specifies which block (by block ID) to drop in the field, and at which x-coordinate. 
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+## Quickstart
+
+There are two options: 1. For a really-quickstart, open [![Open In Colab](https://colab.research.google.com/assets/colab-badge.svg)](https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1NmfslkeZ4TWp-PZmq6XqWjoZhABoV82W?usp=sharing) and 2. Described below.
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