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A sandbox is a place where you can post proposed challenges for others to review.
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Will the tower balance?
You are given as input a tower made of bars of unit height, and your task is to decide if the tower is stable. Here is an ascii art drawing of a tower:
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Play chess (KOTH)
Your task is to write a chess engine that will compete with other submissions in a chess tournament. Well, almost. Since writing a full engine can be a bit tedious, you only need to …
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Count the ways to transform (2)
Your input is a matrix (2d array) of positive integers. For example:
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1 & 1 & 4 & 7\\
1 & 3 & 5 & 6\\
2 & 1 & 4 & 5 \\
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Count the ways to transform (3)
Your input is an infinite matrix (2d array) of nonneagtive integers where a finite area of the matrix contains nonzero integers. For example:
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\ddots & \v …
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Trap the persistent hero in a maze
Last time a challenger tried to thwart your evil magical deeds, they got trapped in a maze that you created to be as small as possible, giving up only a few steps fr …
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Ragged list addition
Let's define the operator \$+\$ as follows, using wrapping list indexing:
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a+b=\begin{cases}
a+b,\space\text{if }a\text{ and }b\text{ are integers (regular integer addition)}\\
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