#Puzzle Solver
Implemented data structures and algorithms to solve chess solitaire games, the water jug problem, and the clock step puzzle using Java and Eclipse.
Used Java Swing, the Model-View-Controller architecture, and an interface that all the puzzles inherit from.
- Download zip file
- Use Eclipse and download Java SE Runtime Environment 7.
- Set up an Eclipse Project for this program.
- On the top of Eclipse, click on "Run" and select "Run Configuration".
- Under the main tab, make sure project name and main class are correct.
- Under the arguments tab, in program arguments choose from "chessBoard1-5.txt" or "chessInitialSetup.txt" to run program.
Project for CSCI-142 - Computer Science II
Author: Robin Li
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Copyright (c) 2014 Robin Li
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