The Knight's Tour is a fascinating mathematical puzzle played on a chessboard. The challenge is simple yet complex: Can a Knight visit every single square on the board exactly once?
This interactive tool visualizes the Warnsdorff's Rule, a heuristic algorithm that efficiently finds a solution. Watch the Knight leap across the board, leaving a green trail of visited squares behind.
Key Concepts:
- Backtracking: The algorithm explores paths and "backtracks" if it gets stuck.
- Graph Theory: This problem is a classic example of finding a Hamiltonian path in a graph.
- Heuristics: The Knight always chooses the move that leads to a square with the fewest onward moves.
Click any square to set start position.
Knight's Tour Solver
Algorithm: Warnsdorff's Rule (Heuristic Backtracking).
Moves:
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How to Use
- Set Start Position: Click any square on the board to place the Knight.
- Start Tour: Click "Start Tour" to begin the animation.
- Watch: Observe the Knight's path as it visits every square exactly once.
This tool demonstrates the power of algorithms in solving complex problems.
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