Example #1
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                    scores[i, j] = (row | col)
                elif x in available:
                    available.remove(x)

        # ! ----------------------------------------

        for i, x in scores:
            scores[i, x] = available.difference(scores[i, x])

        return scores

    @staticmethod
    def recursive_fill_fields(scores, sudoku):
        pass

    @staticmethod
    def fill_cell(row, col, n, scores, sudoku: list):
        sudoku[row][col] = n
        return scores[row, col].remove(n)


parser_obj = InputParser('test1')

ret = parser_obj.get_input()
matrix = parser_obj.get_square(3, 0)  # return generator
# for i in matrix:
#     print(i)
scores = SudokuAnalyzer.analyze(matrix, parser_obj, 3, 0)
pprint(scores)
# SudokuAnalyzer.recursive_fill_fields(scores, ret)
Example #2
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                    available.remove(x)

        # ! ----------------------------------------

        for i, x in scores:
            scores[i, x] = available.difference(scores[i, x])

        return scores

    @staticmethod
    def recursive_fill_fields(scores):
        pass

    @staticmethod
    def fill_cell(cell_row, cell_col, field_row, field_col, n, sudoku: list):
        sudoku[cell_row][cell_col][field_row][field_col] = n


parser_obj = InputParser('../test1')
parser_obj.cell_length = 3
parser_obj.side_length = 3
# analyzer = SudokuAnalyzer()
ret = parser_obj.get_input()
# print(*ret, sep='\n')
matrix = parser_obj.get_square(0, 0)

ret2 = SudokuAnalyzer.analyze(matrix, parser_obj)
# SudokuAnalyzer.fill_cell(0, 0, 0, 0, 4, ret)
# print(sud)
print(ret2)