Towers of Hanoi

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Here is a simple version of the famous Towers of Hanoi puzzle. The rules are straightforward. All rings start on the left or middle peg, with the largest at the bottom, as shown in the diagram. From now on, your goal is to move them onto the right peg in the same order. However, there are some restrictions: Only one ring can be moved each time and placed either on an empty peg or on top of another ring if it's larger. If you've grasped the rules and completed the game, I challenge you to do it again - but this time, try to finish in as few moves as possible. If you have 'n' rings, the minimum number of moves can be calculated using the formula 2^n - 1. Let's see if you can solve the six-ring puzzle with just 63 moves!