@echo off
set /p disks=Enter number of disks: 

:: Initialize the towers
set tower1=
for /l %%i in (1,1,%disks%) do set tower1=%%i;%tower1%
set tower2=
set tower3=

:game
cls
:: Display the current state of the towers
echo Tower 1: %tower1%
echo Tower 2: %tower2%
echo Tower 3: %tower3%
echo.

:: Prompt the user to input the move
set /p move=Enter move (source,destination): 

:: Parse the user input
for /f "tokens=1,2 delims=," %%a in ("%move%") do (
    set source=%%a
    set destination=%%b
)

:: Validate the user input
if not "%source%"=="1" if not "%source%"=="2" if not "%source%"=="3" goto invalid
if not "%destination%"=="1" if not "%destination%"=="2" if not "%destination%"=="3" goto invalid
if "%source%"=="%destination%" goto invalid

:: Get the top disk from the source tower
for /f "tokens=1* delims=;" %%a in ("!tower%source%!") do (
    set disk=%%a
    set tower%source%=%%b
)

:: Check if the move is valid
if defined disk (
    for /f "tokens=1* delims=;" %%a in ("!tower%destination%!") do (
        if not defined %%a (
            set tower%destination%=%disk%;%%b
            set /a moves+=1
        ) else (
            if %disk% lss %%a (
                set tower%destination%=%disk%;%%b
                set /a moves+=1
            ) else (
                set tower%source%=%disk%;!tower%source%!
            )
        )
    )
) else (
    set tower%source%=!tower%source%!
)

:: Check if the game is won
if "!tower3!"=="%tower1%" (
    cls
    echo Tower 1: %tower1%
    echo Tower 2: %tower2%
    echo Tower 3: %tower3%
    echo.
    echo Congratulations! You won in %moves% moves.
    pause>nul
    exit /b
)

:: Ask for the next move
goto game

:invalid
echo Invalid move. Please try again.
pause>nul
goto game
 

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About Bash

Bash (Bourne Again Shell) is a shell program written by Brian Fox and is an upgraded version of Bourne Shell program 'sh'.

Features

  • Open source GNU project
  • Read and execute the commands from a Shell Script
  • Can be invoked by either single-character command line options (-a, -b, -c, -i, -l, -r, etc. ) or by multi-character command line options also like --help, --debugger,--login, etc.
  • Consists of Key bindings
  • Available in restricted mode for the environment security
  • Contains one-dimensional arrays to manipulate the lists of data.

Syntax help

Variables

name="Foo"
echo $name
echo "$name"
echo "${name}"

Conditional Statements

If

if [ conditional-expression ]  
then  
statements  
fi  

If-else

if [ conditional-expression ]  
then  
   statements  
else  
  statements
fi  

Else-If

if [ conditional-expression ]  
then  
   statements  
elif [ conditional-expression ]  
then  
 statements  
else  
  statements
fi