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Sketching Jigsaw Sudoku - Using ProcessingJS / Part 2
Jigsaw Sudoku, also referred as Irregular Sudoku by some sites, also has 9x9 grid similar to a Classic Sudoku. What makes it different is the shape of 9 regions which were 3x3 grids in a classic one. In Jigsaw Sudoku each region would have 9 cells but grouped in somewhat random shapes.
Technically speaking, we had hard-coded the locations where the thick lines would be drawn in previous post. Now we would have to remove that and write a code that can draw a Jigsaw Sudoku. Let's target the Jigsaw Sudoku that appeared on sudoku.org.uk today.
Let's assign a number 1-9 to each region and represent the entire puzzle layout in a single string.
The command below will break the string into a two dimensional array of size 9x9. Of course we could have directly hand-coded the array instead of first writing it as a string, but imagine yourself doing that daily to encode the puzzles.
Now, while coding the Sudoku in previous post, we drew thick vertical lines on extreme left and then after every third cell. Similarly thick horizontal lines were drawn on the top and then after every three rows. This time we would follow a simple logic of drawing a thick line whenever there is a change of region in horizontal or vertical direction (the reason why we prepared the layout array)
So,the lines of code,in previous post, where we modified the stroke weights will look like:
I normally don't watch a lot of movies in Multiplex. 4 to 8 a year is much more than I can wish for. For the rest I wait for the official digital release on Streaming portals/Apps. Sometimes it miss following up on which streaming platform a film would end up on. So I took out some time to compile all movie releases of 2019 and the platforms they are streaming /would stream on. Original Release Date Title Streaming On Director Cast 11-Jan-19 Uri: The Surgical Strike Zee5 Aditya Dhar Vicky Kaushal 11-Jan-19 Battalion 609 Netflix Brijesh Batuknath Tripathi Shoaib Ibrahim 11-Jan-19 The Accidental Prime Minister Zee5 Vijay Ratnakar Gutte Anupam Kher 11-Jan-19 Evening Shadows Netflix Sridhar Rangayan Mona Ambegaonkar 18-Jan-19 Why Cheat India Zee5 Soumik Sen Emraan Hashmi 18-Jan-19 SP Chauhan Xtreme Manoj K Jha Jimmy Shergill 18-Jan-19 Fraud Saiyaan Amazon Prime Sourabh Shrivastava Arshad Warsi 18-Jan-19 Soni Netflix Ivan Ayr Geetika Vidhya Olyan 18-Jan-19 72 Hour
Sudoku has been sort of "Hello World" for me, whenever I sat down to learn a new computer language or framework. This lead to various versions of "Sudoku Tutor" that I developed using Excel (yes, that Microsoft one!), VBScript, vanilla Javascript, JQuery, Chrome App framework and so on. When I drew first Sudoku using Canvas element in HTML, it didn't impress me. The code I had to write was much complicated then any others I had previously written. Then I found ProcessingJS on Khan Academy . It made working with Canvas much simpler and soon I could prepare printable Sudoku, Kakuro, Loop-the-Loop and Hitori puzzles. That was in 2015. Back to present... I decided to sit again relearning ProcessingJS sans Khan Academy, and develop Sudoku player to play on mobile phone. The result, as of now, is something that you can see in video at bottom where I solved 2 Sudoku, 2 Loops and one each of Kakuro and Hitori in around 35 minutes. We will start with a plain ske
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