Magic Squares

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I want to Develop an algorithm and computer program to find a solution to the following puzzle:
A grid 4 x 4:
Using only numbers from 1 to 16 and i have to fill the number such that no number can be used twice
• The sum of each row is 34
• The sum of each column is 34

Several solutions are possible, but each is a rotation or mirror image of another.
A solution to the equivalent 3 x 3 puzzle is shown below:

4 9 2
3 5 7
8 1 6
I know either i have to-
Use a random number generator to obtain numbers between 1 and 15.
Use modular decomposition to separate the calculation tasks into functions.
Use #define to create constants such as SIZE and ROWTOTAL.
The grid should be a 2 dimensional array which is passed by reference into functions.
so can anyone one plz help me or provide me idea to create the program thanks

[JosAH]

I want to Develop an algorithm and computer program to find a solution to the following puzzle:
A grid 4 x 4:
Using only numbers from 1 to 16 and i have to fill the number such that no number can be used twice
• The sum of each row is 34
• The sum of each column is 34

Several solutions are possible, but each is a rotation or mirror image of another.
A solution to the equivalent 3 x 3 puzzle is shown below:

4 9 2
3 5 7
8 1 6
I know either i have to-
Use a random number generator to obtain numbers between 1 and 15.
Use modular decomposition to separate the calculation tasks into functions.
Use #define to create constants such as SIZE and ROWTOTAL.
The grid should be a 2 dimensional array which is passed by reference into functions.
so can anyone one plz help me or provide me idea to create the program thanks

Greetings, you've posted your question in the wrong section; it belongs in the
C/C++ Forum section, not the C/C++ Articles section. I'll move your question
over to the Forum for you

kind regards,

Jos

[Ganon11]

Please use a clearer title in the future; a title such as "Help Me!" does nothing to give experts an idea of your problem, and many will simply skip the topic. With a clear title indicating the problem, many experts will stop to see if they can help you or not.

Also, please do not double-post your question.

Thanks!