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Try this on:

sub a{my$l=pop;a(@_[0,2,1],--$l)."Move disc $l from $_[0] to $_[2]
".a(@_[1,0,2],$l)if$l>0;}print a 'A'..'C',shift;
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Now trying for the least number of chars. 116 in this solution.
New rules, no #! needed.

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In reply to Re^3: Recursion: the Towers of Hanoi problem by abitkin
in thread Recursion: The Towers of Hanoi problem by DigitalKitty

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