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From: mcastle@mcs213f.cs.umr.edu (Mike Castle)
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Subject: Re: Wanted "Eight Queen Problem" in C, Modula2, Lisp or Prolog !!
Keywords: "academic dishonesty" is what they call it here
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Date: 19 Oct 90 06:39:31 GMT
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for a more interesting variation, try n-queens.  That was a problem our
local programming team pratice had (not member, just know 'em)
Much more interesting.  for extra-credit, check for mirrored images, etc
so you get total comibinations (there are multiple solutions as i
understand) instead of permutations.