00:01
The problem is stating that this is not a walk.
00:03
So let's see.
00:04
We have to start at d, then go to f, then go to b.
00:08
We're good so far.
00:09
Back to d.
00:11
And here is the problem.
00:12
From d to f, we are, they are not adjacent.
00:16
There is no straight walking between them.
00:18
We have to go first to the inside and then go, like, make this corner.
00:23
So this is not a walk because of that connection between d and c, because then c and a, we're good.
00:28
Say an a are straight together.
00:31
So what we can do, the problem is saying that we have to switch exactly two letters, so we can switch c and a.
00:38
So the path is now d, f, b, d, d, a, and c.
00:46
Because if we do it like this, let's see, we start at d, go to f, go to b, go to b, back to d, then to a, we have a straight line to a, and then finally to c.
00:58
So then, then, this one would be a walk because they are all adjacent...