problem named walk

[rajat]

there is a person who is standing in the middle of a square of size
n*n.he can walk
sideways or cross,i.e. from a block (i,j ), he can go to
(i+1,j+1),(i-1,j-1),(i+1,j),(i-1,j)
(i,j+1),(i,j-1),(i+1,j-1),(i-1,j+1).He cannot go if he reaches the end
of the block.
Show a path by which he can cover the whole square.

[David Paleino]

rajat ha scritto:

...

Smells like homework.

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[Default User]

rajat wrote:

there is a person who is standing in the middle of a square of size
n*n.he can walk
sideways or cross,i.e. from a block (i,j ), he can go to
(i+1,j+1),(i-1,j-1),(i+1,j),(i-1,j)
(i,j+1),(i,j-1),(i+1,j-1),(i-1,j+1).He cannot go if he reaches the end
of the block.
Show a path by which he can cover the whole square.

No. The reason I won't? Because I'm not in school and don't have to do
homework. You apparently are. Give it your best shot, and post the
trial here. We will help you with the code.

If you don't even have an algorithm yet, you'll need to post elsewhere,
comp.programming perhaps.

Brian

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[Flash Gordon]

rajat wrote:

there is a person who is standing in the middle of a square of size
n*n.he can walk
sideways or cross,i.e. from a block (i,j ), he can go to
(i+1,j+1),(i-1,j-1),(i+1,j),(i-1,j)
(i,j+1),(i,j-1),(i+1,j-1),(i-1,j+1).He cannot go if he reaches the end
of the block.
Show a path by which he can cover the whole square.

Right, I've drawn a picture. Now, do you have a C question?

If you want me to do your homework for you then slip a brown envelope
with 200UKP in used fivers under my door and your instructors email
address. It's 500UKP if you want me to send the answer to you instead of
your instructor.

Alternatively, try to do your homework, read the URL in my sig, and post
here with any C questions you have.
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[David Paleino]

Flash Gordon ha scritto:

...

Right, I've drawn a picture. Now, do you have a C question?

If you want me to do your homework for you then slip a brown envelope
with 200UKP in used fivers under my door and your instructors email
address. It's 500UKP if you want me to send the answer to you instead of
your instructor.

...

Lol, I never thought it could become a business :)

David

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[Micah Cowan]

David Paleino <d.*******@gmail.com> writes:

Flash Gordon ha scritto:

...

Right, I've drawn a picture. Now, do you have a C question?

If you want me to do your homework for you then slip a brown envelope
with 200UKP in used fivers under my door and your instructors email
address. It's 500UKP if you want me to send the answer to you instead of
your instructor.

...

Lol, I never thought it could become a business :)

You're kidding, right? I won't post (or bother to rediscover) any URIs
here, but I've seen several websites dedicated to doing exactly that
for a business. Specifically for C, in fact.

I've also seen several free sites with boilerpate essays on various topics.

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