[Solved] Teaching the computer to play texas Hold’em poker [closed]

The complexity and state space of the Poker is not large. Therefore it is possible to just exhaustively search all the combinations. In fact you can even calculate the probability of getting each cards with some arithmetic. I would recommend you to read Poker Theory and Analytics by Kevin Desmond on MIT Open Courseware to … Read more

[Solved] Count of non-repeating digits

The question is ambiguous, since there’s two reasonable ways of interpreting “repeated digit”. First, a number has a “repeated digit” if it has the same digit twice or more in succession. For example 12334 has a repeated digit (3). Second, a number has a repeated digit if the same digit appears twice. So 1231 would … Read more

[Solved] This question is asked in a coding test. I am unable to find the solution till now [closed]

You could first think about how many operations it would cost to get all values to the highest value in the list. In a second step you can think if there could be a better solution if you try to reach highest-value+1, highest-value+2, highest-value+3, highest-value+4 . solved This question is asked in a coding test. … Read more

[Solved] Why do round() and math.ceil() give different values for negative numbers in Python 3? [duplicate]

The functions execute different mathematical operations: round() rounds a float value to the nearest integer. If either of the two integers on either side are equal distance apart, the even number is picked. Here, the nearest integer is always -6; for -5.5 the nearest even integer is -6, not -5. math.ceil() returns the smallest integer … Read more

[Solved] algorithm for finding the number of 1s in a matrix (only vertical 1s). The image is self explanatory that what i exactly want

algorithm for finding the number of 1s in a matrix (only vertical 1s). The image is self explanatory that what i exactly want solved algorithm for finding the number of 1s in a matrix (only vertical 1s). The image is self explanatory that what i exactly want

[Solved] Create an algorithm that asks the user for two positive numbers, call them “first” and “last”, and prints the sum of all the numbers between first [closed]

Create an algorithm that asks the user for two positive numbers, call them “first” and “last”, and prints the sum of all the numbers between first [closed] solved Create an algorithm that asks the user for two positive numbers, call them “first” and “last”, and prints the sum of all the numbers between first [closed]

[Solved] Convert array of paths into a Tree in JavaScript [closed]

First, here’s the solution based on this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/57344801/3807365. Explanation below. const paths = [“src”, “src/components”, “src/components/index.ts”, “src/utils”, “src/configuration/config.ts”, “another/file.ts”]; let agg = { temp: [] }; paths.forEach(path => { path.split(“https://stackoverflow.com/”).reduce((agg, part, level, parts) => { if (!agg[part]) { agg[part] = { temp: [] }; agg.temp.push({ id: parts.slice(0, level + 1).join(“https://stackoverflow.com/”), level: level + 1, … Read more

[Solved] Recursive and non-recursive traversal of three degree tree

You’re incorrectly printing the node’s value twice. You don’t need to check node->mid, as this is checked inside inorder(node->mid);. inorder(node) { if (node) { inorder(node->left); print(“%d “, node->value); inorder(node->mid); inorder(node->right); } } 0 solved Recursive and non-recursive traversal of three degree tree