okay so i have this program that is basically like moving the sides to a 2 dimensional rubiks cube. for example

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is a 3X3 two dimensional array and when coordinate (0, 1, 2 being 1, 2, 3) 1, 1 (meaning in our number system as 2, 2) would like to be moved up based on the user input, then the numbers in that array move as follows

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and so on and so forth

now my problem is that i can figure this out, eventually but the way im doing it is faaaar to tedious, so im reaching out for some help to maybe simply the mess that i have created.

this so far is my code and i already know, its a chaotic mess, but this is mainly due to my absence in the programming world for some time.

Restore my iphone from 3utools. and please if any can give code examples id be greatly appreciative. another thing that's troubling me, i know a little about heuristics but not enough to implement it and definitely not enough to use in this mess of a code. any pointers would help greatly, details on that below.

Write a program to solve the 8-Tiles Puzzle using the best first search algorithm. You need to compare between using the following heuristics to estimate the distance to the goal:
* h1= 0 (this will be the breadth first search)
* h2= number of misplaced tiles
* h3= sum of distances heuristic

Your program will prompt the user to enter a starting state (you can use the number zero to represent the blank).

The output of your program will show the required movements to reach the goal state, the total number of states in the search, and the path length.

like i said any help would be greatly appreciated and please use code to give examples, those are easier for me to understand.
thank you greatly for the assist

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Why not accept a number and direction (something that would equate to 'row 2, up' for example) and have a for loop iterate over that particular row or column in the matrix and shift the values in the appropriate direction (while maintaining a copy of the top/bottom to handle the loop around case)? This would be highly scalable.

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You'll want to update your heuristics any time a move is made (the breadth first search may need to be run for a few iterations to produce a decent value, but it depends how accurate you're trying to be). Essentially each heuristic is attempting to guess how close to 'complete' the puzzle is. A good heuristic will never underestimate the number of steps needed to reach a goal state.