By my understanding of the question the 4th line will result in the missionary being eaten
>
>(c=cannibal, m=missionary)
>left - on boat - right
>cccmmm -
>ccmm - cm
>ccmm - m - c
>cmm - cm - c
----------^^^^^^
2 Canibals and 1 missionary - Stew!
>cmm - m - cc
>mm - cm - cc
>mm - m - ccc
>m - mm - ccc
>m - cc - cmm
>c - cm - cmm
>c - m - ccmm
> - cm - ccmm
> - cccmmm
>
>After using brute force on this, it reminds me of the Towers of Hanoi problem (Moving a stack of disks across 3 pegs where no larger disk can fit over a smaller disk)
>
>I heard a simplified version:
>A farmer has a dog, a chicken, and some grain. He must cross a stream by carrying each over his head one at a time. If left alone, the dog will eat the chicken and the chicken will eat the grain. How does he get all three across?
>
>Answer: (d=dog,c=chicken,g=grain,f=farmer)
>dcgf -
>dg - cf -
>dg - f - c
>d - gf - c
>d - cf - g
>c - df - g
>c - f - dg
> - cf - dg
> - - dcgf
If we were to introduce Visual FoxBase+, would we be able to work from the dotNet Prompt?
From Top 22 Developer Responses to defects in Software
2. "It’s not a bug, it’s a feature."
1. "I thought I fixed that."
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