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From: John.Passaniti@f201.n260.z1.FIDONET.ORG (John Passaniti)
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Subject: Wanted "Eight Queen Problem" in C, Modula2, Lisp or Prolog !!
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Date: 17 Oct 90 23:34:03 GMT
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 > From: hpatel@hawk.ulowell.edu (WHY AM I HERE ???)

 >       I need this problem called "Eight Queen Problem"
 > very badly. The problem is about the chess game. (8 by 8 board)
 > The queen should be placed the way that no queen will kill any
 > other queen.
 >
 >       If you have this problem written in C, C++,
 > Modula2, Lisp or Prolog, Please mail me.

     Hmmm-- not in Pascal, eh?  No doubt because N. Wirth 
published a Pascal version of the problem in "Data + 
Algorithms = Programs" (or whatever the exact title is-- I 
forget).  I'm sure it's in your library, and I'm sure you'll 
be able to convert it to whatever language you want.

     Sounds like a homework assignment to me.


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