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Sudoku Solver is a small graphical application for solving any given Sudoku puzzle, almost instantaneously. It also provides the solution (the steps required to solve the puzzle). It is written in python.
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Another Sudoku game version. It is written in Python and uses wxPython as the GUI package. The puzzle solver module was written by Edd Aardvark, to whom I owe a big debt. This project is mostly an exercise to learn Python. It can be greatly improved.
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Guessing Game 6.0. This game operates in GUI. There are now four difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, Hard, and Suicide. To give you an idea of perspective, I can beat Easy in about three minutes, and I've never beat the first level of Suicide.
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RandomGame is a game written in Python (GUI by Tkinter). The goal of the game is to pick the number that the computer randomly chosen. Written in Python, RandomGame is multiplatform.The goal of the project is to add a lot on functions in a simple game.
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A Pythonic program to generate and solve a Sudoku puzzle of any N by N dimension. It uses a combination of logic and guess to solve the puzzle. The GUI is written with PyGTK and the code can be use as a guidelines of using Python Generators.
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