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Category > Computer Science Posted 26 Jul 2017 My Price 3.00

Towers of Hanoi

Towers of Hanoi. This is a well-known puzzle. A stack of disks of decreasing size is to be transported from the left-most peg to the right-most peg. The middle peg can be used as a temporary storage. (See Figure 8.) One disk can be moved at one time, from any peg to any other peg. You can place smaller disks only on top of larger ones, not the other way around.

Write a program that prints the moves necessary to solve the puzzle for n disks. (Ask the user for n at the beginning of the program.) Print moves in the form

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Status NEW Posted 26 Jul 2017 05:07 PM My Price 3.00

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