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Hanoï Tower Solver

Tool/Solver to generate moves for The Tower of Hanoi game, a kind of puzzle-game using increasing size stacked discs that the player need to move following some rules.

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Hanoï Tower Solver

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See also: Permutations

Answers to Questions (FAQ)

What are the Hanoi Towers? (Definition)

The tower of Hanoi (or the towers of Hanoi or the problem of the Benares temple, or the towers of Brahma) is the name given to a puzzle-type puzzle game made up of discs of increasing diameters to form a tower.

What are the game rules of Hanoi Tower?

The game consists of a round of 7 discs stacked in decreasing size (the largest at the bottom) along an axis.

The goal is to move these 7 disks on a second vertical axis via a third following two rules:

— Only move one disc at a time

— Never put disk on a disk smaller than it.

What is the notation used?

The smallest disk is noted 1, 2 the next and so on. Each move consists of changing position of the disk n in the only remaining position that is possible (following the rules).

Example: 1,2,1,3 consists in moving the disc 1 to another axis, then the disc 2, then again the disc 1 and finally the disc 3. The target position is implicit, either there is only one possible position, or there are 2 possible positions but the following movement prohibits one of the 2 positions.

Where to play Hanoi Tower online?

Play Hanoï tower online here: here

Who invented the Hanoi Tower?

The tower of Hanoi brain puzzle game was invented by a Frenchman: Édouard Lucas

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