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What do you mean by "Fields per piece"?
Hm, maybe the term "fields" is misleading in this context.
"Fields per piece" should denote the number of colored squares per pi ...

I made some statistics about the available levels.
The numbers are generated by examining 100 instances of each level.

Level #Colors #Pieces Game size Fields per piece
1 2 ...

It seems that the Bitbath site is not working. Adum can you please fix it?!

here's some example code and how the memory would look
123} 456} 3[789{ 6]111!
123,,,,,,,,,
,,,456,,,111
789,,,,,,,,,

that 's how the memory would look:

123,,,,,,,, ...

try adding 1 to your solution

Yes that's true. I told adum a few months ago but it seems he hasn't fix it yet.

looks like the sequence of the natural numbers Wink

In the "Didactic Scrambled Egg Cipher Pre-Warmup Challenge"-challenge does " for (int eggs = {each 3-byte tuple in plaintext}) " mean that i should consider 000102, 030405 ,060708 ...

i guess he talk about strings in generell because he haven't reach this challenge Wink

This idea of the challenge is really nice, but i think the realisation is very ugly.
It is inconsistent and ambiguous at some points and the +809 seems to be a mistake.

edit: solved it but still d ...

to know the function didn't help me at all
i think thr function behave strange for "unnormal" input like space, comma etc
but maybe i'm trying to type in the wrong word

i also tried to solve it today and wondered that the error message is not that detailed like in the warmup challenge
i tried to solve the warmup challenge with my program and it took only about 17500 ...

i have just one question:

does " for (int eggs = {each 3-byte tuple in plaintext}) " mean that i should consider 000102, 030405 ,060708 for the plaintext 00010203040506070809 in hex?