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# cube-solving-basic-algo
# Cube-solving-basic-algo
Project made for [Robotics](https://www.facebook.com/robo.soc.nith/) club of [NIT-H](http://nith.ac.in/)

##### Language: [C](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_(programming_language))
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**To link this library to your code use these steps : *watch from `1:41`* [Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3BoOuSSCeI)**

## Here is the basic layout of the cube
## Here is the basic layout of the cube:
We can see that every step is in form of rotation of one of six faces in either clockwise or anti-clockwise direction relative to the face and we have defined functions for the same

![layout of cube](resources/Capture.JPG)


## Basic overview of functioning of library
## Basic overview of functioning of library:

We are imagining the cube as a `6x3x3 matrix` which hold values according to the above layout

## Using the library functions
## Using the library functions:

First we need to create a `6x3x3 matrix` like this :

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**To rotate one face clockwise we use the following statement : `face1(&cube[0][0][0], 0)`**
// this rotates the face1 clockwise ie. the white face

## List of functions
## List of functions:

|function name|work|
|----------|---------|
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