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Author: TechRedByte

README.md

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 # 100 Prisoners Simulator
 
 A Python simulation of the **100 prisoners problem**, where each prisoner must find their own number hidden in one of 100 boxes.  
-This project allows you to run multiple simulations using **custom strategies**, view success rates, and manage runs through a clean working directory system.
+This project allows you to run multiple simulations using **custom strategies**, view success rates, and manage runs through a clean **simulation ID** system.
 
 If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request! It would make my day. 😊
 
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   - Overall chance of success
   - Average number of checked boxes per prisoner
   - Percentage of finds per prisoner
-- Built-in directory management for saving results and configurations
+- Built-in simulation management using IDs for saving and loading configuration and progress
 
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 ## 🧠 About the Project
-I created this simulator because I wanted a way to **easily prove the math** behind the 100 prisoners problem, and to **experiment with different strategies** that people have come up with, maybe even stumble upon a new, better one. 😉
+I created this simulator because I wanted a way to **easily prove the math** behind the 100 prisoners problem, and to **experiment with different strategies** that people come up with, maybe even stumble upon a new, better one. 😉
 
 The 100 prisoners problem is a classic probability and logic puzzle. Each prisoner may open up to half the boxes (50) to find their number.  
 If **all** prisoners succeed, they are freed; if even one fails, they all lose.
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 ## ⚙️ Usage
 1. Download the [latest release](https://github.com/TechRedByte/Prisoners-Riddle/releases/latest)
 2. Unzip the downloaded .zip file
-3. Create a working directory in the root folder (e.g., "Prisoners-Riddle/experiments/test1")
-4. Copy the config.py file to your working directory and configure your strategy and other parameters inside the config file
-5. Run the main Python file:
+3. Customize the simulation settings and the strategy in config.py
+4. Run the main Python file:
    ```bash
    python main.py
    ```
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 ## 🧩 Future Ideas
 - Better GUI
-- Seed customizability
 - Parallelized simulations for faster results