hey in 3:49 i get that 4 is the mobile component but umm 3 is the mobile component too yes? because its pointing to the smaller one .. so in this case 2 ,3 and 4 are mobile components but the largest mobile component is 4 right? please correct me if im wrong thanks!
amazing video with wonderful explaination to the Johnson Trotter Algorithm, I understood it very well. Thank you sir
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It's an easy algorithm to apply...understanding *_why_* it works it more tricky, though!
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hey in 3:49 i get that 4 is the mobile component but umm 3 is the mobile component too yes? because its pointing to the smaller one .. so in this case 2 ,3 and 4 are mobile components but the largest mobile component is 4 right? please correct me if im wrong thanks!
Here, 1 and 3 are not mobile components. 2 and 4 are mobile components. 3 is not a mobile component because it is not pointing to a smaller number.
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