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Tag Archives: games
Gary Beene’s gbUnSnarl game
Check out Gary Bene’s gbUnSnarl game. Your job is to drag the nodes in a network to unsnarl it. Basically it asks you to find a way to rearrange a planar network so none of its edges intersect. Algorithms to … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, example, example program, games, network algorithms, snarl, Windows Forms programming
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Color the solutions to the “Find the squares in C#” puzzle
The post Solve the “Find the squares in C#” puzzle explained how you can find solutions to the puzzle described in the post Puzzle: Find the squares in C#. This example shows how you can color the solutions so squares … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, example, example program, find the squares, games, graphics, mathematics, puzzles, squares puzzle, Windows Forms programming
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Solve the “Find the squares in C#” puzzle
This post shows how to solve the puzzle Puzzle: Find the squares in C#. The program howto_square_puzzle_solution uses the following code to define the puzzle’s 11 solutions. // Small squares. Solutions.Add(new int[] { 0, 1, 4, 3 }); Solutions.Add(new int[] … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, example, example program, find the squares, games, graphics, mathematics, puzzles, squares puzzle, Windows Forms programming
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Puzzle: Find the squares in C#
The example Puzzle: Find the equilateral triangles in C# was fun, at least for me, so here’s another puzzle. This time your goal is find all of the squares that you can make using the red dots shown here. If … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, example, example program, find the squares, games, graphics, mathematics, puzzles, squares puzzle, Windows Forms programming
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Solution to puzzle: Zero rows and columns in an array in C#
This post gives four solutions to Puzzle: Zero rows and columns in an array in C#. If you want to try the puzzle for yourself, see that post before you read this one. This is a fairly long post, but … Continue reading
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Tagged arrays, C#, C# programming, coding challenges, example, example program, games, puzzle, solution, Windows Forms programming
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Puzzle: Zero rows and columns in an array in C#
This puzzle is given as a coding example in the book Cracking the Coding Interview by Gayle Laakmann McDowell. The puzzle is: Write an algorithm such that if an element in an M x N matrix is 0, its entire … Continue reading
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Book Review: Super Scratch Programming Adventure!: Learn to Program By Making Cool Games
Super Scratch Programming Adventure! Learn to Program By Making Cool Games $24.95, 160 pages, 2012 By the LEAD Project No Starch Press ISBN 13: 978-1593274092 A great, non-threatening introduction to programming This book’s subtitle is, “Learn to program by making … Continue reading
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Tagged book reviews, books, games, programming, Scratch, Scratch programming
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Make silly eyes that track the mouse without flicker in C#
The example Make silly eyes that track the mouse in C# shows how to make eyes track the mouse position, but if you look closely as that program runs you will see a noticeable flicker. The solution is quite simple: … Continue reading
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Tagged C#, C# programming, example, example program, games, geometry, graphics, mouse position, MousePosition, track mouse, track the mouse, unit vector, Windows Forms programming
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Make silly eyes that track the mouse in C#
This example uses a Timer named tmrTick to track the mouse. Its Tick event handler, which is shown in the following code, updates the eyes. // The previous mouse location. private Point OldMousePos = new Point(-1, -1); // See if … Continue reading
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Solution: The 40 pound stone puzzle
This is the solution to The 40 pound stone puzzle. If you haven’t read the puzzle yet, click here before you read the solution. This puzzle similar to some of the puzzles in my book Interview Puzzles Dissected. The … Continue reading
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Tagged 40 pound stone, algorithms, books, farmer, forty pound stone, games, interview puzzles, Interview Puzzles Dissected, puzzles
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