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Google Foobar challenge optimization
I am trying to solve Google Foobar challenge prepare-the-bunnies-escape using my own approach, instead of BFS. I attempt to solve two ends of the maze and try to ...
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A* (shortest path) with the ability to remove up to one wall
Problem
You are given an HxW matrix. Each element is either 0 (passable space) or 1 (wall).
Given that you can remove one wall, find the shortest path from [0,0] (start)
to [width-1, height-1] (end).
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Find the closest enemy in a 2D grid with wrapping allowed
I'd like feedback on my solution to the outlined programming challenge. Is numpy a good candidate module for this? What might be a more efficient or Pythonic solution?
Closest Enemy II
Have the ...
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Find the correct path through a 5 x 5 grid (coderbyte 'Correct path')
I've completed the following coderbyte question and would like feedback as to whether it follows Python best practices, is efficient and so forth.
The coderbyte problem:
Have the function ...
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Codewars: Remote Control Virtual Keyboard
This is my solution to the Codewars problem TV Remote (symbols).
Description
In short, you are given a virtual keyboard with 3 modes between which can be switched by pressing the ...
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Python program to find a word ladder transforming "four" to "five"
I saw this Puzzling problem and thought I would try to write a Python program to solve it. The task is to transform "four" to "five", forming a new four-letter word at each step, replacing one letter ...
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Project Euler #81 in Haskell: minimal path sum through a matrix
I just completed Project Euler Problem 81 in Haskell:
In the 5 by 5 matrix below,
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Google FooBar "Prepare The Bunnies Escape"
I'm currently working through the google FooBar challenge, and I'm on the third level, in which I have to find the distance between the top left and bottom right points on a grid. The grid is filled ...
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Simple maze solving algorithm
I was to write a simple maze solver program that takes in an input file denoting the maze start and end points, and the structure of the maze itself. The specifications were to keep it as simple as ...
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Maze solver and generator in Python
After watching Computerphile's video I decided to create my own maze solver and generator in Python. I've never written anything in Python so I'd like to get some feedback about my code, specifically ...
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Codingame: Great Escape bot in Ruby - Follow-up
This is a follow-up to Codingame: Great Escape bot in Ruby.
As mentioned there, my first reasonably sized Ruby project is a bot for CodinGame's Great Escape contest (here is a sample gameplay video).
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Codingame: Great Escape bot in Ruby
(EDIT: I incorporated a lot of the feedback from the answers, and posted a follow-up question here: Codingame: Great Escape bot in Ruby - Follow-up)
I started working on some code challenges at ...
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Google Foobar challenge: Exiting a space station maze, where one wall may be removed
I'm solving Foobar challenge. My code runs perfectly in eclipse but when i verify it on foobar it says
Execution took too long .
The question is - You have maps of parts of the space station, each ...
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Path Finder Maze
The goal of my code was to find all possible moves from each open position in the maze (@moves_hash), assign it a value for how many moves it would take to get to ...
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Find the shortest path through a maze with a twist: you can knock down one wall
I would like my solution to Google Foobar's prepare_the_bunnies_escape checked for readability, maintainability, extensibility, style, design. I am looking forward ...