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I am trying to make a program that simulates a game of dominoes. For this I have to randomly shuffle the pile of dominoes but I cannot figure out how. I have searched this but everything I have tried has failed. Is there a way to do this? Here is what I was attempting, the problem with this though is that it says that Seed and Time are not declared in this scope:

So I'm trying to write a dominoes game server, and I'm writing my core types, tiles and sets of dominoes and it occurs to me that including type information for the tile pips would allow me to write a much simpler function that creates chains of dominoes, I've started and left this project incomplete several times due to my being unable to figure this out, hoping someone has a simple type safe tile representation that leads to a simple domino chain function. the reason being is my current mental model is a board in a dominoes games is just an initial tile and 1-3 chains of dominoes each beginning and matching the pips on the initial tile.

Thanks so much in advance, and apologies for any imperfections in my question.

I have defined a class in python containing a variety of restaurants and details on them. My task is now to create a list variable based on that class instance, allowing the user to add or print the list. The problem I'm facing is in the (ans == 2) statement where the user can add their new restaurants and details of them.

This is the code

In order to learn the basics about Events in .NET, I made a console application that models a row of 5 domino tokens that fall when the first token is pushed with your finger. The interaction between each pair of contiguous tokens is handled by the event Fall in the current token and the event handler Collided in the next one. When a token falls, it invokes a Fall event to which the next token is subscribed by the delegate Collided. Each token takes 1000 ms to fall.

The first version of the program, running in a single thread, takes 5000 ms to complete as expected:

I wrote a program recently which was based on a recursive algorithm, solving for the number of ways to tile a 3xn board with 2x1 dominoes:

F(n) = F(n-2) + 2*G(n-1)

G(n) = G(n-2) + F(n-1)

F(0) = 1, F(1) = 0, G(0) = 0, G(1) = 1

I tried to calculate the complexity using methods I know such as recursion tree and expansion, but none resulted in any answer. Actually I had never come across such a recursion, where the relations are codependent.

Am I using the wrong methods, or maybe using the methods in a wrong way? And if so, can anyone offer a solution?

Edit: I asked the same question in CS Stack Exchange, and a good answer was also given there. https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/124514/calculating-complexity-for-recursive-algorithm-with-codependent-relations

Trying to solve an Exercism problem (Dominoes). In this problem I am attempting to create a valid chain of dominoes such that numbers are touching each other and the first and last number are the same.

Example: [1|2], [3,1], [3,2] -> [1|2][2|3][3|1]

I am using brute force to try all combinations. To do so I start a chain with all possible combinations using the following code:

I just solved https://leetcode.com/problems/push-dominoes/.

My code is

I have a slightly odd pandas group by question.

I have a source dataframe, which has three columns: Customer, Date and Item. I want to add a new column that contains Item History, being an array of all the Items for that Customer that are in earlier (defined by the Date) rows. For example given this source dataframe:

I'm trying to create a maze resolver.

Is it possible to sort & filter a list of [x, y] coordinates, more or less like dominoes, connecting 2 known coordinates ?