ShortestSudokuSolver - Mark Byers' Website
There is a really interesting contest going on to write the shortest program to solve Sudoku puzzles.
It is open to any language and there are just a couple restrictions that have to do with the formatting of the program's source code.
Ruby is by far the leader, and the runner up is Python. The programs in both languages take advantage of a functional programming feature known as the map function.
ShortestSudokuSolver - Mark Byers' Website:
It is cool to see functional programming showcased in this way. It is useful for all kinds of other things done everybody in programs too.
It is open to any language and there are just a couple restrictions that have to do with the formatting of the program's source code.
Ruby is by far the leader, and the runner up is Python. The programs in both languages take advantage of a functional programming feature known as the map function.
ShortestSudokuSolver - Mark Byers' Website:
The shortest Sudoku solver is currently the following Ruby program, at 133 bytes long. It fits on 2 lines with no line longer than 80 characters.
It is cool to see functional programming showcased in this way. It is useful for all kinds of other things done everybody in programs too.
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