| Current Forum: 15-211 Main Forum |
| Date: Sun Dec 16 2001 6:54 pm |
| Author: Shi, Ying <shy@cmu.edu> |
| Subject: Re: Question on last quiz test(on A game question) |
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but, the # of possible moves == the # of possible combinations among the rest numbers still on board, which being added onto the temporary sum will either make the player's sum bigger than the sum of the other player's or bigger than 21. (which in the beginning stage of the game, but after the first player made the first move, could be rather huge -- factorial)
so the # of possible moves != the # of numbers left on board
am I right or wrong ?
Thanks again |
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