Puzzle
It is an implementation of 8-Puzzle game in which you have board with 9 tiles 1 of which is empty and other 8 numbered from 1 to 8. Initially tiles are in order but after messing the state up program will solve the puzzle using one of two algorithms: regular BFS (breadth first search) or algorithm that uses so called Manhatten metric. The second solution is much fatser since the algorithm is much mo efficient. You will be able to see in real time current depth of search and also number of so far evaluated states. Good for people studying GUI's and simple data structures (like linked lists etc.) in VB.
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<font face="verdana" size="4"><STRONG>(Graphics; VB.NET)</STRONG></font>
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<p>I always wanted that the functionality to convert an image from
one format to another should be available in the programming
language itself. This dream has come true with .NET. There are many
applications (dealing with images) in which we might want to save an
image of any format in some other format (example: bmp to jpg
is very common as it decreases the file size considerably without
significant loss of quality). This can be done very easily in .NET.</p>
<p>We can accomplish this using the
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method of
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object.</p>
<p>The following code reads a <b>bmp</b> image file into a bitmap object
and then saves it back in <b>jpg</b> format. </p>
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<p><font color="#0000FF">Dim</font> btmp <font color="#0000FF">As
New</font> Bitmap("C:\myimage.bmp")</p>
<p>btmp.Save("C:\myimage.jpg",System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Jpeg)</p>
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<p>The first line loads the bitmap from the file myimage.bmp located
in C:\ into a bitmap object - btmp.</p>
<p>The second line saves the loaded bitmap in Jpeg
format with myimage.jpg as filename.</p>
<p>Other formats specified in ImageFormat class include bmp, gif, jpeg, tiff, png, etc.</p>
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<P><FONT face="Verdana">Feedback and comments are most welcome</FONT>