my algorithm rn is just: 1. recording all the possible numbers each cell can be filled with (penciling) 2. filling in all of the cells which can only contain one number 3. repeating that until there are no cells that have a unique solution, then guess based on the cell which has the least number of possible numbers
i think what i'll do for now is just make my board representation more efficient since i'm using 2d arrays, i'll just reduce it down to a 1d array with binary numbers
As well as that, when I came in to the subject I thought it was going to be a cool programming subject (seeing the "information" and "technology" bit) but instead I got bogged down with stupid business-y stuff
You can't apply any of the knowledge, it's one of those "mindlessly absorb knowledge and spit it out on a test paper" sort of subjects, except the knowledge is business-y stuff which I don't find engaging at all
@ASCII-only It's boring because the content is outdated, the subject itself is pretty much counterproductive in the outside world in most cases, and the subject is pretty much just rote memorisation
@ASCII-only I'm looking at the VSL docs (or at least trying to look at them anyway). Why don't you host this on GitBook or github.io or something like that?
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