I am a new user interested in competitive programming. Please find the 'AtCoder Beginner Contest 410' in the upcoming contests. Once on its page, identify the contest duration, the rated range, and how a user would typically register or participate. Then, navigate to a recent 'AtCoder Beginner Contest 409' to find a sample problem. For this problem, identify its point value, and describe what information is typically provided (e.g., problem statement, input/output format, sample cases). Do not attempt to submit any solutions.
Navigate to the AtCoder homepage (atcoder.jp). Locate and click on the 'AtCoder Beginner Contest 410' link in the 'Upcoming Contests' section. On the contest page, identify the 'Duration' and 'Rated range'. Determine how a user would register or participate in this contest (e.g., look for a 'Register' or 'Participate' button/link, or a note about signing in). Navigate back to the main 'Contest' page (ID 16). Locate and click on the 'AtCoder Beginner Contest 409' link in the 'Recent Contests' section. On the 'AtCoder Beginner Contest 409' page, click on the first available problem (e.g., 'A - ...' or 'Problem A'). Identify the point value of the problem. Describe the typical sections of a problem statement page (e.g., problem description, constraints, input format, output format, sample cases). Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'AtCoder Beginner Contest 410' page. The contest duration for ABC 410 is stated as '01:40' (1 hour 40 minutes). The rated range for ABC 410 is stated as '~ 1999'. The agent identifies that participation typically requires signing in/up and looking for a 'Register' or 'Participate' button (even if not clickable without login). The agent successfully navigates to the 'AtCoder Beginner Contest 409' page. The agent successfully navigates to a problem page within ABC 409. The problem's point value is correctly identified (e.g., '100 points'). The agent accurately describes the typical sections found on a problem page, such as problem statement, input format, output format, and sample cases.