two that add value to the linea

3 lines
I have often been told that a single-line linea is more elegant. I admit this, but the appreciation is for the creator's performance, for the quality of the drawing and not for the beauty of the logic of solving the problem. In addition, the single-line problem encourages a simplistic approach, looking for the continuation of the line in the proximity of the ends of the already drawn segment. If Columbus had wandered around and around already mapped territories, he would never have discovered America.
Imagine what this problem would have been like if I had presented it to you in one line. Simple and banal, right?