I have made a sudoku solver, and discovered I simply
can turn it into a hexadoku solver, like so:
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# sudoku solver using sets
import sudoku
sudoku.symbols="0123456789ABCDEF"
sudoku.size=16
sudoku.sqs=4 # square root of size .
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Example of usage:
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y=sudoku.sudoku(
" " " B " "95E " "8 1C"
" 9 7" " 1 C" " 8 B" "A 46"
" 4 " "0 8" " 71" "3 59"
" C 8" "7F " "A 24" "BD "
" 7 " "4 1" " 5" " "
"42 " " 0" " BAC" " 1"
"8 6A" "F 5" "2 9 " " D "
" " "C28 " " 1 7" " 9 "
" A3 " " " " E " " 5 B"
"08 E" "B C " " 96 " "1A3 "
"D 5 " " " "0 A" " E"
"6 1" " A F" "5DC2" " 8"
" 58 " "3C " " 6" "41AD"
"1E 6" "542 " " 73D" " 08F"
"B3 " " 8 " "14 " " 67"
"240D" "16F " " 8 " " 3"
)
y.show()
y.solve()
y.show()
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I like this. It certainly is reusability.
Still I wonder what you guys think of this?
(I know some OO-boys who would spank me for it.)
Groetjes Albert
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