And I move that block by applying a force of 10 Newtons.

Well I can cut my starting block into a certain number of pieces.

With if , the block executes either zero or one times, depending on whether the test expression is True

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And it's reflecting both ways.

I want to start out by asking you to think back to when you were a kid, playing with blocks.

She can use the purple block, the blue block, or the green block.

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So what we do is, we set up a framework that allows us to access these.

The more frequently your sample, the more unlikely each individual outcome is.

So this is a map of a country that used to be part of the old Soviet Union called Tetristan and it consist of 8 counties, which I've labeled A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H.

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We have four choices.

If she has to make the same tower twiceà   well, that's pretty boring.

This problem is sometimes called map coloring. and just to remind you, the idea there is that each of the region in the map we're going to assign some color to it with the constraint that there can't be the same color in two adjacent regions on the map. because then it would kind of make it look like one big region.

So let's say we have a block here,

So with the if statement, if the test expression is True we go to the block, run the block and then continue if the test expression was False , we go right to the next expression

The way to solve that is to think about combinatorics.

I'll call it score.

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Since we'll be using these pie jaws to hold a large ID part we can't use this style of boring ring

And let's say those measurements were done a long time ago, and we don't have access to measure them any more, but someone says 'How tall is it if I were stack the blue block on the top of the red block or the orange block, or whatever that color that is?

Let's sayà   for our exampleà   she chooses the red block first.

To be able to solve this, it'll be helpful to go back and take a good look at the algorithm.

So, let's put that in perspective.

Our label, instead of being displayed inline,

We have a red block. We have a blue block.

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And it's no longer just a I don't know. I couldn't get there.

The baby might pick the red block firstà   put that on the ground.

It basically is an approach that says

So let me do some examples.

And then I'm going to copy that starting block over here for block 1, and I'm going to try to match it to this goal block.

So now the test is False.

Our general while structure is we had a block here.

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