Problem 1729. Can you beat the lottery again (for hardcore coder) ?

Solution 286237

Submitted on 20 Jul 2013 by Jean-Marie Sainthillier

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Armando Villani on 22 Jun 2014

Why not "s.State(end)=0;" instead of "s.State(end)=s.State(end)-s.State(end);"?

Jean-Marie Sainthillier on 11 Jul 2014

At that time, I didn't understand the stream correctly...

Test	Status	Code Input and Output
1	Pass	%% rng('shuffle'); number1=randi([10,20]); for j=1:number1 round(rand(1,1)); end assert(isequal(big_lottery(),number1))
2	Pass	%% rng('shuffle'); number2=randi([10,20]); for j=1:number2 round(rand(1,1)); end assert(isequal(big_lottery(),number2))
3	Pass	%% rng('shuffle'); number3=randi([10,20]); for j=1:number3 round(rand(1,1)); end assert(isequal(big_lottery(),number3))

Test

Status

Code Input and Output

Pass

%% rng('shuffle'); number1=randi([10,20]); for j=1:number1 round(rand(1,1)); end assert(isequal(big_lottery(),number1))

Pass

%% rng('shuffle'); number2=randi([10,20]); for j=1:number2 round(rand(1,1)); end assert(isequal(big_lottery(),number2))

Pass

%% rng('shuffle'); number3=randi([10,20]); for j=1:number3 round(rand(1,1)); end assert(isequal(big_lottery(),number3))