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I tried solving the version of the problem in which codes are not necessarily unique, the grid an array of 36 squares in which each letter/number contained in a
by anonymoushn 15y ago
I tried solving the version of the problem in which codes are not necessarily unique, the grid an array of 36 squares in which each letter/number contained in any of today's specials has been crossed out, an item "appears" to be available iff all of its letters/numbers have been crossed out, and the customer picks one of the 250 items uniformly at random.
It seems that this is not the correct interpretation of the problem statement.