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Re: Re: "Another thrice-damned version of Mastermind"

by tinypig (Beadle)
on May 05, 2003 at 13:05 UTC ( [id://255609]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: "Another thrice-damned version of Mastermind"
in thread "Another thrice-damned version of Mastermind"

Eek, you're right. I just checked the Mastermind rules and it should not work like that. That is how I coded it to work, however. Here's a quick hack that seems to correct the problem... now to fix the obfuscated version...
#!/usr/bin/perl -w sub q { $; = 1; # $; stores how many tries you've h +ad; start at 1 for (0..3) { $;[$_] = int(rand(9)) # @; stores the correct four number +s; set it up here } } sub _ { print @_ } &q; for (;;) { $: = $~ = 0; # set $: (right number in the right spot) and +$~ (right number) to 0 _ "$/$; "; # prints a newline then the number of tries yo +u've had $_ = <>; # read a line into $_ if (/^\d{4}$/) { # if the line is exactly 4 digits... @q = split //; # @q holds the 4 digits --$#q; # set $#q = 3, ignoring the newline at $q[4] $@ = -1; # set $@ to -1 # This loops through the input digits and checks for correctne +ss my @j = @;; for (@q) { # set $_ to each of the 4 input d +igits ($_ eq $j[++$@]) && ++$: && ($j[$@]='X') && ($q[$@]='Y') } for (@q) { # set $_ to each of the 4 input d +igits $a = $_; # set $a to the current digit (wh +y not leave it $_?) (grep /$a/, @j) && ++$~ # else increment $~ if you have a + right number in the wrong spot } _ "$~W$:B "; # print out the total of right/wrong ($~W) and r +ight/right ($:B) ++$;; # increment number of tries $: == 4 # if we have four right numbers all in the right + spots | $; > 10 # or we have already had 10 tries && _ (@;) # print out the correct answer && &q # and start the game over } }

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