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Error in python code

4 months ago
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count = 0
def towers_of_honoi(A,B,C,n):
global count

if n == 1:
disk = A.pop()
C.append(disk)
count += 1
else:

tower_of_honoi(A,C,B,n-1)
tower_of_honoi(A,B,C,1)
tower_of_honoi(B,A,C,n-1)
return count
 
error is A not defined

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365 Team 4 months ago
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Hi Viraj, 
thanks for reaching out! You need to define A, B and C, which represent the towers we want to stack. Try the following code before the def towers_of_hanoi:
A = [3,2,1]
B = []
C = []
 
Best,
Eli

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