those are just example mazes, there will be a different one when he runs
the various solutions
"Paul Johnston"
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Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] Fancy a
ColdFusion Challenge?
15/01/2004 18:09
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> I'm going to be having a go myself, but I won't be entering.
> Something about "not being fair" with me running it and all... ;)
Sounds like "Client needs a solution... I know! I contest!!!"
:D
Very intriguing problem btw. I think the interesting thing is that maze
solving algorithms do not often know the maze beforehand, whereas with
this problem, you get to know the maze beforehand.
Believe it or not, that changes the problem, so maze solving algorithms
are actually not much use. It is possible to work out the problems
without doing a "path through the maze" type solution (at least, not
initially). I only have a theoretical basis to work from (I haven't
done it) but it's an intriguing thought!
Paul
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