Coding Games and Programming Challenges to Code Better
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Created by @PenguinPero,validated by @Remi,@coolman14321 and @Rafarafa.
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Oh my god another one
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Sorry, I approved that one after seeing that it already has two approvals but you are right in that here are quite some similar puzzles. Maybe I should have waited for more feedback mm…
I also thought ‘another BFS…’ before doing it but there was a kind of twist with the fact that teleportation and jumps ‘cost’ nothing and you can make jump combos, it’s no big deal but at least it makes it a bit different.
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I approved the puzzle because there are new things compared to other mazes.
Ok there are a lot of bfs puzzle … but there also are a lot of bots where mcts are necessary and sufficient to become legend, and a lot of puzzle based on ascii art … I’m sure we can find other examples and I don’t think BFS is the most boring.
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In one validator, there are two U’s but no u.
Moreover, the validators are often harder than the tests, for example, I had to debug cases like #U-E#S_>_>_u# that I did not see in the tests.
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should probably state that S and U will not be teleporters either…
Nobody has problem with validator #2 ?
Edit : Hooo… I finded why, but I second “nicola”, the validators are little bit more complex that play tests.
an idea about Jumps and teleports - validator 5 ?
It is the only test case where:
- The Start has no _ next to it. (only jump pods)
- You end up in a teleporter after taking a jump pod. (“>#t”)
“S>#t#TE” two steps in this case?
Yes, after the first one you are on ‘T’ and you need one more to get on the exit.
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It is not clear that both teleporters and jumps do not constitute to the final step count
Fixed that and a couple of other things.
Teleporter entries and exists are strictly one-to-one; no duplicates.
Typo: exists –> exits
Oops, corrected. Thanks.
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