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Write a program to place ten queens on 10 x 10 chessboard in such a way that one queen is to be
in each row. A program will use 2 DIMENIONAL array x[r][c] to do this configuration. If x[r] has
value c, then in row r there is a queen in column c. Write a program that asks a user to enter the
columns that contain queens in the ten rows. The program then places the queens in these
columns (one per row) and prints the board.

Transcribed Image Text:The output should be as follow (note: user input is required):
Please enter columns to put queen
1
Please enter columns to put queen
0
Please enter columns to put queen
7
Please enter columns to put queen
7
Please enter columns to put queen
0
Please enter columns to put queen
3
Please enter columns to put queen
2
Please enter columns to put queen
6
Please enter columns to put queen
8
Please enter columns to put queen
4
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