Hey that's a nice tutorial! Kudos to J.P

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You know what a string is, right? The string: "Hello World!" is literally just an array containing 12 letters So you could even type: VAR myString="Hello World!" Typing myString[6] gets the 7th letter, which is "W"

Imagine a long list of boxes Each box contains one number inside But all the boxes are hooked together like a train It's just a way to store a bunch of numbers together, they're extremely extremely useful If you want 5 items You initialize it with DIM myArrayOfNumbers[5] To set the last item in the array to 3.14, type myArrayOfNumbers[4]=3.14 You subtract one from your index, the 5th item is 4

これは本当に楽しいよ！

これは非常に印象的なプログラミングです！ グラフィックスは非常によく見える

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It's so fantastic

Wow!!

Kids just play it on a computer It's not like a 3DS version would be anywhere as good as the original

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Doing those swaps, however, does have rules, and I think the computation may get out of hand I don't have very much experience with sudoku generation, but I know its one of those gray areas in Computer Science, it has to do with the famous P vs. NP problem.

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A really clever approach is to have a single, pre-generated sudoku, shuffle each row, then shuffle each column, then shuffle every 3x3 box And then mask each number with a shuffled different number (replace all 5s with 9s, ...) Any its as if you just generated a new one, but its much faster

This is wonderful, I wanna see the code

Very impressive abstraction and encapsulation skills!

Looks fun

You both are blowing my mind You should consider recreating the famous, free software "Mandelbulb" the 3D fractal renderer

Wow!

Fantastic! I call playing it when you're done