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14 years ago
Thanks Maverick for clarifying. So in the crossword puzzle only the keyword and question needed..Answer is not necessary to provide.
14 years ago
Well to say, keyword itself is the answer.
When you create a crossword, the algorithm tries to fit the randomly selected keywords and fit them in the grid. And when a user want to solve it, he will not be shown the keywords, instead shown its questions. He needs to predict the keyword and enter in the grid. If he enters them correctly, the crossword will be solved.
In this, the keyword is known to the submitter of that. So if you are creating a crossword, your questions will not be included in that (as you know the keyword for it :) )
When you create a crossword, the algorithm tries to fit the randomly selected keywords and fit them in the grid. And when a user want to solve it, he will not be shown the keywords, instead shown its questions. He needs to predict the keyword and enter in the grid. If he enters them correctly, the crossword will be solved.
In this, the keyword is known to the submitter of that. So if you are creating a crossword, your questions will not be included in that (as you know the keyword for it :) )
When opportunity is in front of you, don't hesitate to catch it. It will never come to you again. - Maverick
14 years ago
The alogrithm you said is very interesting..thanks for sharing the logic with us.. :cheer: Is there any limitation for one user while submitting..
14 years ago
No limitation is there. You can submit any number of keywords/questions.
When opportunity is in front of you, don't hesitate to catch it. It will never come to you again. - Maverick
14 years ago
Guys, we received few "Keywords" from the General, Geography and Sports categories. We need more from others and these categories in order to launch the crosswords games. Gear up for the next exiting feature and submit as many as possible.
Just to re-iterate, every approved question you submit, you will get 5 points.
Just to re-iterate, every approved question you submit, you will get 5 points.
When opportunity is in front of you, don't hesitate to catch it. It will never come to you again. - Maverick
14 years ago
Can a member see the number of questions posted so far?Will the crossword end soon after successful completion by the first member?
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14 years ago
No questions+answers are invisible to members. They will be selected randomly when you create a crossword (questions will be shown and you have to guess answer for that crossword).
Once you answer the crossword successfully, the crossword is locked for answering to you. Others can answer. Please do not reveal the answers :)
Once you answer the crossword successfully, the crossword is locked for answering to you. Others can answer. Please do not reveal the answers :)
When opportunity is in front of you, don't hesitate to catch it. It will never come to you again. - Maverick
14 years ago
Will the members posting key words and clue be also debarred from answering the key words they have supplied ?
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14 years ago
No. Their keywords are excluded only for the crosswords they are creating. If their keywords/questions present in other's crosswords, they can attempt them.
When opportunity is in front of you, don't hesitate to catch it. It will never come to you again. - Maverick
14 years ago
Is there any payment for posting questions here for crosswords ?
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