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I propose to discuss here problem solving. How solve 1-st?
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Just backtrack all possible permutations recursively (remembering rooms for each person at the same time). At the end, check all the rules. Print the first good result.
How to solve PC04? I think, that the hardest part was to match if the given figure is QUADRILATERAL or NONE. How to do that easily?
you should check 3 things:
Any 3 points is on 1 line
Any two points coincides
Any two not adjacent side of QUADRILATERAL intersects (I don't mean their continuation) , AB intersects CD or BC intersects AD
If any from this 3 happens its not QUADRILATERAL else it is