
By making the moving direction of each disc explicit in the representation, a bit-string so constructed can be used to drive the Tower of Hanoi algorithm. The behaviour of disc moves is further analysed based on the bit-string representation. It has been shown that the bit-string for moving n discs can be used to generate successively the Gray codes of n bits.
tower of Hanoi algorithm, Applications of computability and recursion theory, representation approach, General topics in the theory of software, bit-string representation, Gray codes, Enumerative combinatorics, Game theory
tower of Hanoi algorithm, Applications of computability and recursion theory, representation approach, General topics in the theory of software, bit-string representation, Gray codes, Enumerative combinatorics, Game theory
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