Problem 44503. Anyone for tennis? Your chances of winning a tie-break game
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Not the cleanest code (I would have used dtmc if the corresponding toolbox was available, and I should definitively improve the code quality itself and vectorize it a little bit)
The problem was fun, thanks :-)
I'm glad you enjoyed the problem. You're welcome :-)
I enjoyed looking at your solution too: it had two things I appreciate, namely a creative solution, and ample explanatory comments in the code :-)
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Kudos for a consistent and elegant approach. Stole the handling of scores > 7 for my second submission.
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Oleksandr Denysenko, you get no credit for hacking the problem. Only legitimate solutions gain credit.
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Persistence pays off! :-)
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