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Teisaldamisülesanne refers to a type of problem in mathematics and computer science that involves moving or rearranging a set of objects or elements from one state to another. The core idea is to find a sequence of operations or steps that transforms an initial configuration into a desired final configuration. These problems often appear in various contexts, including puzzle-solving, algorithms, and optimization.

A classic example of a teisaldamisülesanne is the Tower of Hanoi puzzle, where the goal is to move a stack of disks from one peg to another, following specific rules. Another example can be found in logistics, such as optimizing the delivery routes for a fleet of vehicles. In computer science, sorting algorithms can be viewed as teisaldamisülesanded, where the goal is to rearrange an unsorted list into a sorted order. The complexity of a teisaldamisülesanne depends on the number of objects, the number of possible states, and the constraints or rules governing the allowed operations. Solutions often involve systematic exploration of possibilities, recursive approaches, or heuristic algorithms to find an efficient or optimal sequence of moves.