How to use Type method of rod Package

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Tower_of_Hanoi.go

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1package main2import "fmt"3type solver interface {4 play(int)5}6type towers struct{}7func (t *towers) play(n int) {8 t.shiftN(n, 1, 2, 3)9}10func (t *towers) shiftN(n, from, to, via int) {11 if n > 0 {12 t.shiftN(n-1, from, via, to)13 t.shiftM(from, to)14 t.shiftN(n-1, via, to, from)15 }16}17func (t *towers) shiftM(from, to int) {18 fmt.Println("Shifting disk from rod", from, "to rod", to)19}20func main() {21 var t solver22 t = new(towers)23 t.play(4)24}25/*26Tower of Hanoi is a mathematical puzzle where we have three rods and n disks. The objective of the puzzle is to move the entire stack to another rod, obeying the following simple rules:271) Only one disk can be moved at a time.282) Each move consists of taking the upper disk from one of the stacks and placing it on top of another stack i.e. a disk can only be moved if it is the uppermost disk on a stack.293) No disk may be placed on top of a smaller disk.30In this code, we use the recursive definition of Tower of Hanoi.31Time Complexity: O(2^N)32Space Complexity: O(N)33INPUT: 434OUTPUT:35Shifting disk from rod 1 to rod 336Shifting disk from rod 1 to rod 237Shifting disk from rod 3 to rod 238Shifting disk from rod 1 to rod 339Shifting disk from rod 2 to rod 140Shifting disk from rod 2 to rod 341Shifting disk from rod 1 to rod 342Shifting disk from rod 1 to rod 243Shifting disk from rod 3 to rod 244Shifting disk from rod 3 to rod 145Shifting disk from rod 2 to rod 146Shifting disk from rod 3 to rod 247Shifting disk from rod 1 to rod 348Shifting disk from rod 1 to rod 249Shifting disk from rod 3 to rod 250*/...

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Towerhanoi.go

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1// Tower of Hanoi in Golang2package main3 4import "fmt"5 6type solver interface {7 play(int)8}9 10// towers is example of type satisfying solver interface11type towers struct {12 // an empty struct13}14 15// play is sole method required to implement solver type16func (t *towers) play(n int) { 17 t.moveN(n, 1, 2, 3)18}19 20// recursive algorithm21func (t *towers) moveN(n, from, to, via int) {22 if n > 0 {23 t.moveN(n-1, from, via, to)24 t.moveM(from, to)25 t.moveN(n-1, via, to, from)26 }27}28 29func (t *towers) moveM(from, to int) {30 fmt.Println("Move disk from rod", from, "to rod", to)31}32 33func main() {34 var t solver 35 t = new(towers) // type towers must satisfy solver interface36 t.play(4)37}383940Output:41C:\golang\time>go run hanoi.go42Move disk from rod 1 to rod 343Move disk from rod 1 to rod 244Move disk from rod 3 to rod 245Move disk from rod 1 to rod 346Move disk from rod 2 to rod 147Move disk from rod 2 to rod 348Move disk from rod 1 to rod 349Move disk from rod 1 to rod 250Move disk from rod 3 to rod 251Move disk from rod 3 to rod 152Move disk from rod 2 to rod 153Move disk from rod 3 to rod 254Move disk from rod 1 to rod 355Move disk from rod 1 to rod 2 ...

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TowerofHanoi.go

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1// Tower of Hanoi in Golang2package main3 4import "fmt"5 6type solver interface {7 play(int)8}9 10// towers is example of type satisfying solver interface11type towers struct {12 // an empty struct13}14 15// play is sole method required to implement solver type16func (t *towers) play(n int) { 17 t.moveN(n, 3, 4, 5)18}19 20// recursive algorithm21func (t *towers) moveN(n, from, to, via int) {22 if n > 0 {23 t.moveN(n-1, from, via, to)24 t.moveM(from, to)25 t.moveN(n-1, via, to, from)26 }27}28 29func (t *towers) moveM(from, to int) {30 fmt.Println("Move disk from rod", from, "to rod", to)31}32 33func main() {34 var t solver 35 t = new(towers) // type towers must satisfy solver interface36 t.play(4)37 } 38Move disk from rod 3 to rod 539Move disk from rod 3 to rod 440Move disk from rod 5 to rod 441Move disk from rod 3 to rod 542Move disk from rod 4 to rod 343Move disk from rod 4 to rod 544Move disk from rod 3 to rod 545Move disk from rod 3 to rod 446Move disk from rod 5 to rod 447Move disk from rod 5 to rod 348Move disk from rod 4 to rod 349Move disk from rod 5 to rod 450Move disk from rod 3 to rod 551Move disk from rod 3 to rod 452Move disk from rod 5 to rod 453 ...

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1import (2type Rod struct {3}4func (r *Rod) Type() string {5}6func (r *Rod) Length() float64 {7}8func main() {9 r := &Rod{length: 3.0}10 fmt.Printf("A %s is %f meters long\n", r.Type(), r.Length())11}12import (13type Rod struct {14}15func (r *Rod) Type() string {16}17func (r *Rod) Length() float64 {18}19func main() {20 r := &Rod{length: 3.0}21 fmt.Printf("A %s is %f meters long\n", r.Type(), r.Length())22}23import (24type Rod struct {25}26func (r *Rod) Type() string {27}28func (r *Rod) Length() float64 {29}30func main() {31 r := &Rod{length: 3.0}32 fmt.Printf("A %s is %f meters long\n", r.Type(), r.Length())33}34import (35type Rod struct {36}37func (r *Rod) Type() string {38}39func (r *Rod) Length() float64 {40}41func main() {42 r := &Rod{length: 3.0}43 fmt.Printf("A %s is %f meters long\n", r.Type(), r.Length())44}45import (46type Rod struct {

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1import "fmt"2type rod struct {3}4func (r rod) Type() string {5}6func main() {7r := rod{length: 2}8fmt.Println(r.Type())9}10import "fmt"11type rod struct {12}13func (r *rod) Type() string {14}15func main() {16r := rod{length: 2}17fmt.Println(r.Type())18}19import "fmt"20type rod struct {21}22func (r rod) Type() string {23}24func main() {25r := rod{length: 2}26fmt.Println((&r).Type())27}28import "fmt"29type rod struct {30}31func (r *rod) Type() string {32}33func main() {34r := rod{length: 2}35fmt.Println((&r).Type())36}37import "fmt"38type rod struct {39}40func (r rod) Type() string {41}42func main() {43r := rod{length: 2}44fmt.Println((r).Type())45}46import "fmt"47type rod struct {48}49func (r *rod) Type() string {50}51func main() {52r := rod{length: 2}53fmt.Println((r).Type())54}55import "fmt"56type rod struct {57}58func (r rod) Type() string {59}60func main() {61r := rod{length: 2}62fmt.Println((*r).Type())63}

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1func main() {2 r.Type()3}4func main() {5 r.Type()6}7func main() {8 r.Type()9}10func main() {11 r.Type()12}13func main() {14 r.Type()15}16func main() {17 r.Type()18}19func main() {20 r.Type()21}22func main() {23 r.Type()24}25func main() {26 r.Type()27}28func main() {29 r.Type()30}31func main() {32 r.Type()33}34func main() {35 r.Type()36}37func main() {38 r.Type()39}40func main() {41 r.Type()42}43func main() {44 r.Type()45}46func main() {47 r.Type()48}49func main() {50 r.Type()51}52func main() {

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1import "fmt"2type rod struct {3}4func (r rod) Type() string {5if r.length > 10 {6} else {7}8}9func main() {10r1 := rod{length: 12}11r2 := rod{length: 8}12fmt.Println(r1.Type())13fmt.Println(r2.Type())14}15func (r receiver) function_name() {16}17import "fmt"18type rod struct {19}20func (r rod) Type() string {21if r.length > 10 {22} else {23}24}25type longrod struct {26}27func (lr longrod) Type() string {28}29func main() {30r1 := rod{length: 12}31r2 := rod{length: 8}32lr := longrod{}33fmt.Println(r1.Type())34fmt.Println(r2.Type())35fmt.Println(lr.Type())36}37func (r receiver) function_name() {38}39import "fmt"40type rod struct {41}42func (r rod) Type() string {

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1import (2func main() {3 rod1 := rod.NewRod(3, 4, 5)4 fmt.Println(rod1.Type())5}6import (7func main() {8 rod1 := rod.NewRod(3, 4, 5)9 fmt.Println(rod1.Type())10}11import (12func main() {13 rod1 := rod.NewRod(3, 4, 5)14 fmt.Println(rod1.Type())15}16import (17func main() {18 rod1 := rod.NewRod(3, 4, 5)19 fmt.Println(rod1.Type())20}21import (22func main() {23 rod1 := rod.NewRod(3, 4, 5)24 fmt.Println(rod1.Type())25}26import (27func main() {28 rod1 := rod.NewRod(3, 4, 5)29 fmt.Println(rod1.Type())30}31import (32func main() {33 rod1 := rod.NewRod(3, 4, 5)34 fmt.Println(rod1.Type())35}36import (37func main() {38 rod1 := rod.NewRod(3, 4, 5)39 fmt.Println(rod1.Type())40}41import (42func main()

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1import (2type rod struct {3}4func (r *rod) Type() {5 fmt.Println("Rod")6}7func main() {8 r := rod{length: 10}9 r.Type()10}11import (12type rod struct {13}14func (r *rod) Type() {15 fmt.Println("Rod")16}17type rodWithHook struct {18}19func main() {20 r := rodWithHook{rod{length: 10}}21 r.Type()22}23import (24type rod struct {25}26func (r *rod) Type() {27 fmt.Println("Rod")28}29type rodWithHook struct {30}31func (r *rodWithHook) Type() {32 fmt.Println("Rod with Hook")33}34func main() {35 r := rodWithHook{rod{length: 10}}36 r.Type()37}38import (39type rod struct {40}41func (r *rod) Type() {42 fmt.Println("Rod")43}44type rodWithHook struct {45}46func (r *rodWithHook) Type() {47 fmt.Println("Rod with Hook")48}49func main() {50 r := rodWithHook{rod{length: 10}}51 r.rod.Type()52}53import (54type rod struct {55}56func (r *rod) Type() {57 fmt.Println("Rod")58}59type rodWithHook struct {60}61func (r *rodWithHook) Type() {62 fmt.Println("Rod with Hook")63}64func main() {65 r := rodWithHook{rod{

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Length:", r1.length)4 fmt.Println("Diameter:", r1.diameter)5 fmt.Println("Material:", r1.material)6 fmt.Println("Type:", r1.Type())7}8import (9type rod struct {10}11func (r rod) Type() string {12}13type bar struct {14}15func main() {16 fmt.Println("Length:", b1.length)17 fmt.Println("Diameter:", b1.diameter)18 fmt.Println("Material:", b1.material)19 fmt.Println("Type:", b1.Type())20}

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1import (2func main() {3 rod := rod{length: 2, diameter: 1}4 fmt.Println(rod.Type())5}6type rod struct {7}8func (r rod) Type() string {9}10import (11func main() {12 tube := tube{length: 2, diameter: 1}13 fmt.Println(tube.Type())14}15type tube struct {16}17func (r tube) Type() string {18}19import (20func main() {21 rod := rod{length: 2, diameter: 1}22 fmt.Println(rod.Type())23}24type rod struct {25}26func (r rod) Type() string {27}28import (29func main() {30 tube := tube{length: 2, diameter: 1}31 fmt.Println(tube.Type())32}33type tube struct {34}35func (r tube) Type() string {36}37import (38func main() {39 rod := rod{length: 2, diameter: 1}40 fmt.Println(rod.Type())41}42type rod struct {43}44func (r rod) Type() string {45}46import (

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1import (2func main() {3 r := rod{length: 10, diameter: 2}4 fmt.Println("Area of rod is", r.area())5}6type rod struct {7}8func (r rod) area() float64 {9}10import "fmt"11type rod struct {12}13func (r *rod) area() float64 {14}15func main() {16 r := rod{length: 10, diameter: 2}17 fmt.Println("Area of rod is", r.area())18}19import "fmt"20type rod struct {21}22func (r rod) area() float64 {

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1import (2func main() {3 rod := myclass.NewRod(10, 10)4 fmt.Printf("rod length = %d, weight = %d5 fmt.Printf("rod type = %s6", rod.Type())7}8import (9func main() {10 rod := myclass.NewRod(10, 10)11 fmt.Printf("rod length = %d, weight = %d12 fmt.Printf("rod type = %s13", rod.Type())14}15import (16func main() {17 rod := myclass.NewRod(10, 10)18 fmt.Printf("rod length = %d, weight = %d19 fmt.Printf("rod type = %s20", rod.Type())21}22import (23func main() {24 rod := myclass.NewRod(10, 10)25 fmt.Printf("rod length = %d, weight = %d26 fmt.Printf("rod type = %s27", rod.Type())28}29import (30func main() {31 rod := myclass.NewRod(10, 10)32 fmt.Printf("rod length = %d, weight = %d33 fmt.Printf("rod type = %s34", rod.Type())35}36import (37func main() {38 rod := myclass.NewRod(10, 10)39 fmt.Printf("rod length = %d, weight = %d40 fmt.Printf("rod type = %s41", rod.Type())42}

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