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If you get stuck while trying to complete this project, refer to this list to help you get back on track. 1. Calculate number of rooms and walls 2. Allocate memory for rooms, walls, and sets 3. Initialize rooms, sets, and walls to starting values 4. Randomly permutate walls 5. Knock down walls sequentially, checking for equal sets 6. Print the standing walls to the screen Take each of the above items one at a time...when you get stuck...ask for help. If you can't complete 1-6, ask for help. If you dont know what 1-6 means, ask for help. At this early stage, it's important to ask for help when you get stuck. That is, afterall, the whole point of the workshop. There are hundreds of other people reading these forums, each with either similar problems, or answers to your questions. Either way, posting your questions is a win-win situation. Also, make sure you read over people's previous threads. Often I will answer someone's question by providing code snippets or clues. If you dont read the other threads, you might miss the answer to your own questions. Cheers!