mihneagiurgea/fuxia · GitHub



mihneagiurgea/fuxia · GitHub

Install and Run Run difficulty_level can be [1,2,3,4,5] without the simulate flag, the program will not simulate picloud on the localhost and will try to connect to the site. Running Tests test files are in the test/ folder and can be run using nosetests: $ nosetests test/ -v there are several input boards we use for testing, each with a different difficulty level. All can be found in the subfolder: fixtures/ Project Description: The Distributed Sudoku Generator Project generates Sudoku games having different levels of difficulty. Traditionaly the Sudoku games are divided into five categories, according to human perceived difficulty. We have decided to keep the same five levels in our implementation of the generator: extremely easy easy medium difficult evil "Generating Sudoku puzzles is easy. Generating evil Sudoku puzzles is... EVIL." Four factors affecting the difficulty level are taken into consideration in this metrics respectively as follows: the total amount of given cells,

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