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Lookup tables???
Can you define what a 'lookup table' is meant to exclude in this contest?
The 'add brain' stuff involves a lookup table (of sorts) in that you've got an array of cards that have gone Not quite sure what were *not* meant to do Oh, why's the book prize a 'in 24 hours (beginners)' book??? |
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RE: Lookup tables???
A lookup table is a predined list of options that takes in to account every possible combination of cards you could have and what to do.
I hope that explains it a bit. Anyone else care to elaborate? |
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RE: Lookup tables???
Oh and as to why a beginners book? It is what was given to me for free to give away....
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RE: Lookup tables???
Thought thats what you meant - what fool's gonna have a textfile with 2,598,960 rows in it anyway - no DB...
So, to clarify, arrays etc of what's happened this run so far are ok and huge lookup tables generated from a zillion test runs ain't??? Sounds about right to me (I hope) |
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RE: Lookup tables???
Yep, that is correct.
and you would be suprised what people will send in if you don't say they can't ;) |
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RE: Lookup tables???
and you would all be surprised what kind of scripts has matt let win in the past!
one of them was 9mb of php scripts acting as lookup tables! of course, he is not to blame. then, there was nothing in the rules against ;) |
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