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Starts with 2 uneqaul positive numbers on the board. 2players move in turn to write on board a positive number equal to the difference of any 2 numbers already written on the board. the new number written on the board should not be repeated. the player who can not write …

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Hi guys, I have been working on a sudoku solver, that finds solution by brute forcing during my school days.... But due to the huge number of loops i couldn't do it at then.... SO decided to complete it now.... So here the algorithm: 1. Get the number of fixed …

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I'm looking for how to brute-force the result of something like [ICODE]"Hi".hashCode()[/ICODE]. I have no idea where to start. I looked for the answer for like 5 hours yesterday. It's for reversing Minecraft seeds. (seed-to-text). I tried my own solution. It's too crap to even post. I tried to find …

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How can we find a sub array in a 1-D array? Is there any other method other than brute force method? It is not for maximum sum so we can't use kadane's algorithm.

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I had posted here already here to forum a [beautiful code for solving Sudoku puzzles](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/python/code/294304/eleagant-and-fast-sudoku-with-generator-expressions), so I was in kind of dilemma what to do, as I read the task to do a sudoku solve as one task in Project Euler. To use the code from before and just take …

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Hi everybody. I have a question about the best way to retrieve a list of possible source values from the & operator without checking every combination between the range required. The basic problem I face is I have [B](a&b)=c[/B] I know the values of b and c but need to …

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