BRAINSTORMS IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES, rev. 2008-02-01

   Create an account at http://icpcres.ecs.baylor.edu/onlinejudge/
   (when registering give 000000 as the judge ID, according to the
   hint they give).

   To find the minesweeper problem 

      * login to the service
      
      * go to browse problems / Contest Volumes / Volume CI / 
      
      * search for minesweeper and click on it
      
      * once you have implemented your solution click on the icon with
        a blue arrow to submit.
      
   Be ready for the brainstorm next Friday to describe your experience for the class.

   Use the following template to start coding your solution

   	http://www.itu.dk/courses/SPT/E2007/Contest-Fall07/Template.java to

   In Java you can use Integer.parseInt to parse simple integer
   numbers from strings (as needed in most problems).  I discourage
   from using the regexp library for such a simple purpose.

   BufferredReader.readLine is a useful method for inputing one line
   of input into a String object.  Create the BufferedReader from
   System.in (see the template).  To write on the standard output just
   use System.out.print (and println).

   You should do most of the testing on your own computer, because you
   get better error messages.

   Save an input into a text file (for example in.txt) and execute it
   in the following way:

   	java Main <in.txt

   where Main is the name of your class.

   Then look at the output to see whether it looks as expected.

   Only submit to the online judge once you seem to be sure that it
   works well locally.  This should make your experience less
   frustrating.

   Remember to produce only exactly the expected output, and debugging
   messages, etc, when you submit to the judge system.