ShlomoAbraham

license: mit

ShlomoAbraham

import random
import itertools

# solution is a dictionary:
#   - Key is a tuple of (score: int, cards_remaining: int)
#   - Value is a tuple of (continue_drawing: bool, expected_value: float)
solution = {
    (-1, 1): (True, 0),
    (1, 1): (False, 1)
}

ShlomoAbraham

	//uses nuget System.Immutable.Collections
	//using System.Immutable.Collections;

	//On an implementation level, an ImmutableQueue is a linked list with head and tail pointers. So q is a reference to an empty list.
	var q = ImmutableQueue<int>.Empty; //[]

	//Create a new node, and point it towards the list 'q' (which is empty)
	var q1 = q.Enqueue(1);  // 1. 

	//Create a new node, and point it towards the list 'q1' (which is empty)

ShlomoAbraham

void Main()
{
  	//For each number: If the previous even-indexed numbers sum to greater than 10, then multiply by -1
	var numbers = Observable.Generate(new Random(), _ => true, r => r, r => r.Next(-5, 10))
		.Take(100)
		.Select((num, index) => Tuple.Create(num, index))
		.StateSelect(0, 
			(state, indexedInt) => state > 10 ? indexedInt.Item1 * -1 : indexedInt.Item1, //result selector
			(state, indexedInt) => indexedInt.Item2 % 2 == 0 ? state + indexedInt.Item1 : state
		);