Coding Games and Programming Challenges to Code Better
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For some reason I fail the Complex Calculation validator, which makes no sense. Should I be error handling for instructions outside of the given instructions? Also, should I be worried that V might be greater than 0xFF? Otherwise, my program should work just fine.
You can send me (in private) your script/code, I’ll look what’s happening.
I think the problem is not clear at all.
For everyone struggling with Complex Calculation validator, please, make sure that your overflow logic accounts for the possibility of multiple overflows (e.g. 260 overflows to 4, but so does 516, 772 or 1028; same goes for underflows)
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Hey @MartinienGABA! Thanks for trying the puzzle out. Which part of the problem is unclear to you?
I feel the same, instructions are not clear
Huh, I loved this puzzle, and instructions were pretty clear to me, but I already had experience in this field. What exactly is not clear to you?
I understand the part where 01 means MOV, 02 means ADD and so on. But I don’t quit get the example provided, it says 01 00 0A 01 01 05 02 00 01 03 00 01 FF this is the input right, so 01 means MOV followed by 00, what’s 00? is it a value that is supposed to be moved? and what’s 0A?
So yeah, I had to stop and think for a while to understand that too. So you have a list of numbers separated by spaces. Some numbers mean instructions - 01-06 and FF, some mean registers - 00-03, and some just values - 00-FF. So you start with an instruction, check how many arguments it has, process it, then go to next instruction. Does it make sense? I could explain what exactly is happening in the example, if you want.