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Herbert Glarner

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Document Pathfinding with the A* Algorithm: Implements the pathfinding algorithm A* ("A Star") in Visual Basic 6.0. A GUI is provided as a test environment, featuring single step evaluation on user-defined grids, along with explanations.

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