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Date: Sat, 5 Apr 1997 11:58:34 -0500
From: Alexander Bogomolny
Hi, Amir:
I am not quite certain what is it you need. I believe the Description on my page is pseudo enough :) Real Java code follows closely this Description:
// real Java code starts
public void Solve()
{
Solution(m_N, m_Src, m_Aux, m_Dst);
}
private void Solution(int n, int nSrc, int nAux, int nDst)
{
if (n == 0)
return;
Solution(n-1, nSrc, nDst, nAux);
m_Moves.push(new Point(nSrc, nDst)); // use Point(from, to)
Solution(n-1, nAux, nSrc, nDst);
}
// real Java code ends
I have nothing below this level. Does it answer your question?
Reards
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