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Reduce large maze to single width corridors This reduces the permutations for a x x x b x To one (two steps north) from four (two steps north; one east, two north, one west; one east, one north, one west, one north; and one north, one east, one north, one west). Longer corridors were worse! We would filter this in the "been here before via another path" but that's still a lot of lookups in lists, which is inefficient.
author IBBoard <dev@ibboard.co.uk>
date Sun, 14 Jul 2019 13:42:24 +0100
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#! /usr/bin/env ruby

# Declare an array of strings (like many languages, 
# single quotes are *not* interpolated)
properties = [ 'object oriented', 'duck typed', 'productive', 'fun']

# Call the Each function with a code block.
# Name each parameter "property" and output it
# "puts" is like printf - it will *put* a *s*tring to the screen
properties.each { | property | puts "Ruby is #{property}." }

# Note: irb output after properties.each is content of properties