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Description A file showing a single stage in the minimal solution algorithm for the Tower of Hanoi problem. The numbers in the filename indicate the number of disks used in this problem followed by the ordinal number of the step in the complete solution process while a zero in the second number indicates the starting configuration of that problem. (E.g. file …4-08… being the eighth step towards minimally solving a tower consisting of four disks) Find the entire set in this category.
Date 08:14, 4 May 2023 (UTC)
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Author chris

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