yahtzee | An example of a game | Game Engine library

Hey guys this is my first post on here so take it easy on me! Apologies in advance for how basic this question is as I'm a beginner. I'm in the process of self learning and googling has been my best friend so far but I'm struggling to work out what's going wrong here. Maybe it is my approach altogether...

I am building a very simple game of Yahtzee with Javascript as my first project. Most of the program works smoothly however I can't seem to get the logic right for a full house. For anyone that doesn't know Yahtzee is played with 5 dice and a full house is a pair combined with 3 of a kind so for example [1, 1, 1, 6, 6] or [4, 4, 5, 5, 5]. I have a generated array with .sort() applied so my thinking is the logic should be if index 0 = index 2 and index 3 = index 4 OR index 0 = index 1 and index 2 = index 4. I have tried with multiple nested if statements and without nested parentheses but no luck there either. I understand it must be how I've used the logical operator as the first parentheses of code in each if statement works by itself.

I am making a system in which when a user plays my game, it compares their score to what they have scored before by using a username and password. the info is stored in text file in the format: score*username*password. I am trying to get those into different variables so that I can check them against other variables. this is the code I'm using. the problem is that the assigning of the variables doesn't work and I cant work out why

I am trying to make a Yahtzee game told hold my dice. But I keep getting an infinite loop.

so I'm trying to create the game Yahtzee in python, and I'm trying to put up points inside a table I created. although, because strings are immutable, I tried to retrieve a dictionary item from inside the list (which comprises the table) and concatenate it with the rest of the string. but for some reason my output just excludes the dictionary item as if it's not there.

here is the code:

Please note: I believe I'm correct in trying to use the RDD map method here, but if there is another way to accomplish what I'm looking for, I'm all ears!

Brand new to Spark 2.4.x here, and using the Java (not Scala) API.

I'm trying to wrap my brain around the RDD map(...) method, specifically on Datasets and not restricted only to RDDs. The canonical example of its use from the official docs is:

I have been building this app that helps people play Yahtzee without dice. It's essentially a random number generator visually displayed in the DOM.

I'm trying to add in some extra functionality by letting players click on the generated numbers which are stored in the DOM in button elements. And by clicking on them it stores that number into the text input field below that.

I tried multiple different things to paste the value into the input field but nothing seems to work or throw any errors. Logging the value to the console on click works just fine.

TLDR explanation in video(sorry for shitty audio): https://www.loom.com/share/449c370364b448349e20a06085dae5d5

Github link: https://github.com/Roaldkamman/Portfolio_YahtzeeDice

most important code piece I'm trying to fix:

I am having a problem writing a function of a function in r. Specifically, I want to calculate the odds of a dice roll in Yahtzee, and when I use explicit parameters, I get a numeric value:

I'm making a Yahtzee-like game with 5 dices using Flutter + Dart. I keep the dice values in a List. What would be the best way to check if there is a full house, and what is the sum or relevant dices?

If I want only to determine if I have a full house, this solution would be good. But I have to calculate the sum afterwards, so I need to know how many of which numbers I have.

Making 30 ifs to cover each case is a solution, but probably not the best one. Does anyone have any better idea?