So far these are my outcomes of the code. I have the values of the hypotenuses added together and can see the lowest possible route but cannot take only the min value. However as each value of x changes so does dpZ and dpY which are added together each iteration so that the minimum route can be found. Ok so im trying to find the smallest possible route from the watch tower to the canal to the fire and to do so i have to find the hypotenuses and add the corresponding ones together. Please note that i am using python 3.4.3.
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