Glass half full?

by | Sunday, September 14, 2008

Just discovered a great riddle/puzzle site: [wu:riddles].

As the site says:

The riddles are organized by difficulty … easy, medium, and hard. Then there is the microsoft section, consisting of weird, open-ended consulting-style questions. The cs and putnam sections contain problems which may require a particularly specialized background in computer science and mathematics

Browsing around in the easy section (that was tricky enough for now) I came across some really nice ones. Check out Glass Half Full and Infinite Quarter Sequence.

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1 Comment

  1. Trevor Zablocki

    I found the the glass half full and other riddles somewhere else, but I don’t like this particular riddle because the condition that it is a right cylinder makes it kind of obvious.

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