angular-chessboard | Chess Board Directive for AngularJS | Frontend Framework library
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QUESTION
I am trying to get an algorithm that will find the path of a possible sequence of moves that a Knight can move in a chessboard and visit all squares without repeating any of the squares. This is possible as illustrated by the diagram below
My ApproachTo try and achieve this I have followed the below steps
- Created an array with
allSquares
['a1', 'a2', 'a3', ..., 'h7', 'h8']
- Created another array of
visitedSquares
. initialy this is empty[]
- Created a function an array of
paths
for each square. This represents squares to which a Knight can move from other squares
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 07:35In each step your method just takes the longest path and updates all its neighbors. It's not undoing decisions, that's why it gets stuck at a path length of 52.
It is essential that you go back, when you find out your current solution does not work, i.e. Backtracking.
Possible implementation...using Warnsdorff's rule.
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