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The 198 solution has the same problem. F cannot tell if the light is on because it was originally on, or G preceded F and the light started off. You're always g
by Tloewald 10y ago
The 198 solution has the same problem. F cannot tell if the light is on because it was originally on, or G preceded F and the light started off. You're always going to be susceptible to off-by-one errors.