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Solving Suguru (Tectonic) puzzles

POSTED BY: Sander Huisman
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Hi Sander,

very nice indeed! And elegant.

Cheers,

M.

POSTED BY: Marco Thiel

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Thanks Marco! It was 'in the works' for a long time, but somehow I never found the time to make a brute force solver for the really hard puzzles. In the end it quite easy and only took me ~5 minutes to make...

POSTED BY: Sander Huisman

Thanks!

POSTED BY: Sander Huisman

Thanks for your contribution. I just started to learn about the Wolfram language, I'm always coding in .NET (and, more specifically, in VB.NET, because I can do everything I want with it), and could use your examples to debug my try-outs in VB.NET. Which worked out nice.

As for the backtracking algorithm in the end: I found it difficult to decipher. I tried my own, it worked, and I can read and understand the VB.NET code with not much effort. As for your Wolfram language version, I found it pretty much incomprehensible. Debet to my lack of knowledge of the Wolfram language, I know.

Thank you for your code, it did help me very much, and it looks like a tour de force! But I prefer VB.NET to enhance my Suguru/Tectonic application. Much more friendly.

POSTED BY: Rob Suijkerbuijk
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