100ban

100ban is a term that can refer to several different concepts, most notably a Japanese online game and a specific type of programming challenge.

In the realm of online gaming, "100ban" most commonly refers to "100ban-shi" (百番), a Japanese game developed by DMM Games. This game often falls into the category of browser-based or mobile strategy games, frequently featuring collectible characters and resource management elements. Players typically engage in battles, build up their bases, and interact with other players within a persistent online world. The specific mechanics and theme of 100ban-shi can vary depending on the iteration or specific game title it is associated with.

Separately, "100ban" is also used in the context of programming and competitive coding. It refers to a type of programming problem or challenge where the goal is to implement a solution that can handle 100 specific test cases, often with increasing difficulty or complexity. These challenges are common in educational settings or online coding platforms to test a programmer's ability to write efficient and accurate code that can solve a variety of problems within defined constraints. The term emphasizes the comprehensive testing aspect of the challenge.