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?Here's an example of it's use:ĬsSudokuBruteForce b = new csSudokuBruteForce() This class is easy to use, and requires only a string of 81 characters?representing?the sudoku to be solved. It just assumes it'll get a string 81 characters in length that consists of only the numbers 1 to 9 and 0. This algorithm doesn't test the validity of the provided sudoku before it starts the brute force algorithm, and may therefore crash out if what is given to it is incomplete, malformed, containing incorrect characters.

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Testing on Quad core PC shows that solutions can be found in under a second for any tried. The public method BruteForce is called to begin the brute algorithm, which returns a integer array representing the solved sudoku. The?csSudokuBruteForce class contains a class called csCell which represents a cell within a sudoku grid with properties representing the row, column, box that cell belongs to, the cell's value and whether it is solved 81 of these cells are stored within a generic list called grid which represent sudoku. This algorithm is contained in the class csSudokuBruteForce.cs that can be found on GitHub? here. I've created in C# an algorithm that solves sudoku using the brute force method.

Line 8: Test if the check digit is equal to last digitĬonsole.WriteLine(CheckNHSNumber("4800963435")) Ĭonsole.WriteLine(CheckNHSNumber("4800963439")) Ģ5Feb/14 0 C# Brute Force Sudoku Algorithm.

Line 7: Subtract the remainder from 11, and if the resultant value is 11 change to 0.

Line 6: Get the remainder of the sum when divided by 11.

Lin 5: sum the values produced by line 4.

(10 - index of 0), second digit by 9 (e.g.

Line 4: Multiply each of the digits by it's weighting - first digit by 10 e.g.

Line 3 : select the first 9 digits of pNHSNumber.ToCharArray().

Lines 2 - 5:? Multiply the first nine digits by a weighting factor and sum, storing the?result, a single value, in a generic list.

Line 1: Checking the string length is 10 and consists only of digits.

PNHSNumber.ToCharArray().Where (i=> i>= 48 & i index (10 - index) * (value - 48)) This is an experiment to reduce the checking method to one line of code, and makes no?attempt at being efficient.? This single line, below, is arranged into 8 lines to make it easier to read. This article is an implementation of the method for checking NHS Number validity, as described in the article:

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I will update with any further experiences with TB and GiA compatibility.6May/14 0 Checking the validity of an NHS Number using 1 line of C# Thanks again for your comments, how great is it to get such advice in a timely manner! It's back to read/write now, in any case, and everything appears to be working and correct now. I have no idea how that happened, in my 30 years of working with Macs I've never experienced that change before. One of the very odd side effects of all of this was that my external drive became a read only drive, which obviously meant that nothing could be written to it no matter the other factors. As time allows I will reinstall the latest version of TB and see if that was the initial problem.

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Somewhere along the line GiA started working again (there was a false start, but the second attempt on that download was successful), and the only real change of circumstance I made (besides the restarts, etc.) was going back to the earlier version of TunnelBear.

I eventually also tried using a previous version of TunnelBear. I have not been able to recreate the first problem and log, so I have tried a number of different things over the last two days, including general stuff like a clean re-install (did this several times), restarting, zapping P-RAM, etc. I am curious why GiA wouldn't work with TunnelBear for others, obviously I do not understand all the aspects of the downloading process. Also, didn't think the streaming aspect would matter, but wanted to make sure. Secondly, I was not getting any partial files or even directories being created, which surprised me, it simply was failing. firstly TunnelBear was working perfectly with GiA for me, and has been since I installed both last month (until a couple of days ago, of course, haha), so I guess things must have changed there in some way. Thanks again for your comments, much appreciated!Ī couple of things.