What's the Tower of Hanoi?
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Please go here:\nhttp://www.cut-the-knot.org/recurrence/hanoi.shtml
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Taipie 101\nPetronas Towers
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The Millennium Clock Tower is a massive culmination of human artistic achievement, created by four masters for the Scottish Millennium Festival, to commemorate the human suffering of the twentieth century, embodied and entrapped within the endless prisons of time.\n It is now housed at the Royal Museum in Edinburgh.
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Towers of Hanoi is a tibetin Buddist monk problem. The amazing thing of this algorithm is that the function is very exponential even for such a simple problem. The problem itself can be stated very simply as follows.\n\nthere are N-number of disks of N-different radii. And there are 3 poles (lets name them as left right and centre). Now all the disks are initially placed on left pole and are in descending order of radius as we go top.\n\nThe game/execution is to move all disks from left to right and with following simple rules.\n\n(1) We can more disks from one pole to other and we can do it as many times as we want to and even repeat a pole as many times.\n\n(2) We cannot place a bigger disk above a smaller disk.\n\nThere is a recursive solution to this problem which is the shortest solution also.\n\nNow we can state it recursively like this...\n\nBut before that you got to appreciate that there is solution to single disk. That means if left has only one disk and centre is free and right is free. Then the game solution is simple, move the left one to right most directly. Thats it, the game is finished.\n\nLets build on this and understand how recursion can help solve this problem. Later I will give a c function to also print the steps.\n\nNow if for suppose some N, there is solution and all of them can be moved to right with following rule (1) and (2). Now lets solve for N+1 disks. We can move all N top disks of left pole to centre using the right most one as our TEMP-CENTRE and Real centre as TEMP-CENTRE. And after this, just move the last big one to right most. And then using left as centre and centre as left, just move all of the disks to right. So what it means is that if we have solution to N disks then we are guarenteed for N+1. So as we know we can solve for 1 disk, then there is solution for 2 and so on.....\n\nthe towers of hanoi looks like this.\n\n\nvoid towersofhanoi(int left, int centre, int right, int N)\n{\n\nif(N==1)\n{\n  printf("Move %d to %d", left, right);\n}\n   towersofhanoi(left, right, centre, N-1);\n   printf("mOVE %d to %d",left,right);\n   towersofhanoi(centre,left,right, N-1);\n\n}\n\nCall this function with any arbitray numbers like\n\n7 = left\n17 = right\n33 = centre\n\nand then you can put any number of disks for N and send it to function in C.\n\nIts amazing how fast this recursive function grows. Actually there is a formula for it, and a polynomial representation which I dont remember.\n\nBut to see the power of this algorithm, try yourselves.\n\nIncreas numbers and see hos slow the results come. You can also use a static/global variable to count how many times recursion is called.
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The Al Faisaliah Tower\n\nor\n\nKingdom Tower (Aka Kingdom Center)
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The tower stays put.\n\nAloha
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C.N Tower is not the tallest building in the world.  It is the tallest freestanding structure though.
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A very simple answer:\n\nhttp://www.vietnamconsulate-sf.org/\n\nGo there, and you will find all you need.
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It really depends on how you define building.\n\nIf it is by highest point (including antenna), then it would be the  Sears Tower in Chicago, USA\n\nBy architectural top (top of roof)? Then it would be Taipei 101 in Taiwan.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nwiki has all tallest structures by category. Check the link below for more.
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Here is the link to the definition.\n\nhttp://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?va=ivory-towered
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Currently it is Taiwan, but when the new tower in Dubai is finished it will be taller.
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The company Philippine Bank of Communications (or PbCom) occupies the first ten floors of the tower.\n \nOn the 25th floor:\n-------------------\nCitigroup \n\nCresecent Services Pte.Ltd.
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anh la nguoi viet hah?
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Tower City. LoL. It's in Cleaveland.
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Building: Center of India Tower (proposed) \nCity :Katangi \nHeight: 667 m \nFloors: 224\n\nCenter of India Tower (CoIT), also known as Center of Vedic Science, is a proposed structure which when completed would be the tallest building in India and second tallest in the world behind Burj Dubai. \n\nShreepati Arcade (Mumbai) \nHeight: 161 m \nFloors :45 \nis the fully constructed tallest building.\n\nRight now Mumbai Television Tower (Mumbai) at  300 m is the tallest tower in India.
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No straight answer to this one. It depends 'exactly' what you define as a building, and whether you count masts and aerials that are on the top blah blah blah.\nHave a look here though for more information::
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It's called Tokyo Tower.  It's primarily a radio/tv transmission tower and has an observation deck.  It is indeed reminiscent of the Eiffel Tower.