I am become Jane Street Puzzle Solver

[@SantoshLLC]

Please keep doing those, it's really nice to see your reasoning!

[@TarenNauxen]

Awesome! I was hoping you'd cover this. I stumbled across this on the 31st and only got as far as you did at 9:30 using Excel and cell formatting, then threw in the towel.

[@chrisidk802]

Dang, yeah this one is easy to get stuck on. I just started on this months, it's much trickier, we'll see if I can manage to do it.

[@AlfieBaines]

Hello Chris, I completed last month's puzzle with nearly the exact same reasoning (bar a few order differences throwing up different scenarios). You will find my name in the first column on the submissions. I agree with your response to @tarennauxen, this month's is a lot harder - less logic, more maths. Although, logic is important for determining the scenarios. great video :)

[@maniek4468]

What graphics program do you use? Thank you for these videos, keep it up :D

[@chrisidk802]

sketch.io/sketchpad/ Ty!

[@anirudhkrishnan11]

@@chrisidk802Thats so cool. I have had to create a ui I want in JS Canvas every time.

[@shivratanyadav8307]

I am 1st year cse student can you tell me which book study after solve any type tough puzzles easily

[@chrisidk802]

I'm not sure, I think problems like these are good to study, coding random things will probably help, I think your math, physics, and electronics classes at school will probably help. These tough puzzles also vary quite a lot, like half the time the Jane Street puzzles are too hard for me due to various reasons.