[Jigidi] Climb up, my ratio! [end: June 26, 8:30PM]

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Hello, I just want to make my ratio higher.
But I have some puzzle for you, I hope you appreciate it and will enjoy the prize (if you win). :)
It's Lumino City. Level 4+!!!

I'm going to try my hand at C++ so if you want you can send me some problems to solve.

UPDATE 22.06: There's another giveaway. Evoland II, Level 0.

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Wildstorm

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marsHm311oW

If you want to push your ratio why not creating a train or a bit more giveaways than just one bundled game?

6 years ago

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Hussarya24

Honestly, I can't afford much more than that. But I want to update this thread by adding new giveaways.

6 years ago

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Tanoto

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mateot93

just realized can't enter giveaway, cause my level dropped from 4,01 to 3,98.

giveaway in needed then!

Join once you find link

My giveaway ends within 24 hours

user lvl+1 restriction

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Hussarya24

Easy! Thanks. :)
Your Steam profile says we are countrymates. :)

6 years ago

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mateot93

bump

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ABoss

Thanks bud! Regarding problems: I won a game called 3 digits a few days ago and I wrote a little program to solve that game (Python was amazing for this as it took only 6-7 lines), so if you have that game I would recommend trying that. You might need a library that can calculate combinations for you to save you time and effort.

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Hussarya24

Maybe it's worth buying, maybe not... but this game is quite cheap and the challenge is interesting. ;) Hope I find the problem and will be able to fix it.

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MANotorer

Would you mind sharing your solution?
Was doing the same this week, but took a diffrent approach with way more loc's and would be interested to see alternatives.

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ABoss

Sure, maybe using itertools.combinations() is the shortcut/cheat in this one: https://pastebin.com/2nyU0NpU

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MANotorer

Thanks for posting :)
This looks much better and most of all shorter, then what I've come up with (in C++).
But after a quick search, it seems there is no comparable function in C++ so i would have to create it myself anyway. I guess solution quite as nice seems not to be possible here out of the box.

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senzapatria

Thank you for the chance!

6 years ago

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telesphoros

Thanks and bump!>:)

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Azurecriss

bump! =)

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mateot93

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Hussarya24

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tzn19962008

BUMP!

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cicchis0

Nice one. The only problem I want to see solved is a bit complex to be an early project (and it has already been done, but I'd like to be able to use my own data and modify it - if I can figure out a way to share a pdf, I might do that)

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Kegfarms

I solved it but it gave me an invalid link.

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Hussarya24

Are you sure? I've checked it and everything seems to be alright.

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