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Sure there will be formulas to calculate the number of possibilities. One digit 0 to 9 gives ten opts.

Two digits make 10 x 10 minus 9 (one digits).

I think with 4 digits, that would be (10X10-9) x (10X10-9) X (10X10-9), but I'd like to make a script to automate the generation of these numbers.

I tried to write both in autoit (old version) and autoit 3, but being no programmer att all my knowledge fails me.

Anyone who can help?

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Are you trying to make a text file running from 0000 to 9999? That's fairly simple, could be easiest using stringformat, and there's only 10000 possible combinations if you're using those sets of numbers.

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  On 11/13/2018 at 4:15 PM, Eller said:

I think with 4 digits, that would be (10X10-9) x (10X10-9) X (10X10-9),

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no it is still 10^n where n is the number of digits.  Leading 0 being replace by space doesn't change anything.

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Eller,

And just why do you want a file containing these 4-digit numbers?

M23

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Melba23

After seniorweb-forum died here in NL, I was asked to run a small forum for pensionados. Nothing scientific, most of it a "cosy corner"

One of the "games" we play is MasterMind. (eller.forum2go.nl)

 

Using your brain to determin a fixed number of 4 digits at random, in which no duplcate digits are allowed.

Playing the game, I asked formerly assistence on your forum and got answers from i.e. Jos and a few more. (december 2011 that was)

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Those days the text under your avatar was: "I'm old, What is your excuse?"

I was born july 1938... 

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Jos gave me a tiny script in which the line "WriteConsole" ...... and explained that SciTE was needed to display the list.

I do not succeed in displaying the list and I'm looking for another aproach to do the trick.

 

Needed? No, not realy, but I was curious how much options there were.

I have a small script that write to file (FileAppend) which shows all the possibilties from 4 given digits.
Maybe, from there, I can show the possibilities for each set of 4 digits.

I also provided "my" players with a small utility to analayse the guesses and publish the score in format:
= (not used) 0 (used, wrong place) and X,  correctly placed. 

I also got a script to run MasterMind alone, on your own computer, but I can read and read over again every line, in order to construct my own script, but knowledge of the script besides the fact that my only English gained at school is not enough....

I will look up the formerly received information, cause I saw it is still there. May be "I'll see the light"

 

!motiv.docxFetching info...

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Eller,

So 7 years on you are still looking to list these numbers? Fine - carry on.

M23

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I think you could use 4 "For" loops, in the 4th loop you do the calculation.

For $i = 0 To 9
    For $u = 0 To 9
        For $j = 0 To 9
            For $k = 0 To 9
            consolewrite($i*$u*$j*$k&@CRLF)
            Next
        Next
    Next
Next

I already did this, but for 3 numbers, also removed duplicates and all that.

Not at home atm so when i get, i post.

EDIT: Code was deleted, but was this basically, just need to clean the results, gives you all combinations of multiplication between those numbers 0 - 9

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Au3Record.exe

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you want something that will blow you last synapses ?

$Numbrs = StringSplit("0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9", ",")
Combi("", ???)

Func Combi($Str, $MaxLen)
    if StringLen($Str) = $MaxLen Then
      FileWriteLine("Test.txt", "Tracking Number = " & $Str)
      Return
    EndIf
      For $i = 1 to $Numbrs[0]
         Combi($Str & $Numbrs[$i], $MaxLen)
      Next
EndFunc

It will work with whatever ??? is 4 or 6 or 10 or 999.

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Or you could do what I suggested and use StringFormat.

For $Loop = 0 To 9999
    ConsoleWrite(StringFormat("%04i", $Loop) & @CRLF)
Next

One loop, nice and fast. Change the ConsoleWrite to one of the FileWrite functions and you've got a file.

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@Eller,

I've been doing similar thing as what you've been doing right now maybe this thread will help you especially when VIP and Subz ideas inserted to that thread. Also, those experts suggested on that thread might give you a right path.;) I've been there and my program is now working and solved. Thanks to them:).

 

KS15

 

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