| Source File or URL: | Submitted By: | Description: |
|---|---|---|
| maze.py | Tim Lavoie | Simple ASCII maze generator, using Prim's algorithm. |
| nntplist.py nnsearch.py |
Tim Lavoie | nntplist connects to a news server, gets a list of newsgroups, and dumps it into a pickled format. nnsearch.py loads the pickled file, so that you can find newsgroups containing a word that you type. |
| dllist.py | Bruce Sass | This code is useless because it can be better done with Python lists. |
| permute.py | Girish Gajwani | Permutations of a list |
| dijkstra_sp.py | Girish Gajwani | Dijkstra's algorithm for shortest path |
| Userfriendly.py | Koen Bossers | shows todays picture of userfriendly.org or achives the picture |
| quiz.py | Greg Lindstrom |  UNSW: Quiz Generator |
| jpetkau1.py | Jeff Petkau | Given a regular expression, it spits out random strings that match the expression. |
| kirburner1.py | Kirby Urner | Here's a version of the Extended Euclidean Algorithm, with related inverse and Chinese Remainder Theorem functions. Very old hat stuff in CS, but that's why important. Note I use the new //, which is available in 2.2a2 w/o import from __future__. |
| three_n_plus_one.py | David L. Lerner | A peculiar math trick, adapted from _Metamagical Themas_ by Douglas R. Hochstadter. |
by Rob Andrews