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Add TicTacToe.java and TicTacToeBoard.java to your project folder. Make your main() function in Lab4.java look like this: | Add TicTacToe.java and TicTacToeBoard.java to your project folder. Make your main() function in Lab4.java look like this: | ||
| − | + | TicTacToe TTT = new TicTacToe(); | |
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Modify <tt>TicTacToeBoard.java</tt> by adding your name in a comment before the class body. Inside the class you will implement the <tt>chooseMonteCarloMove()</tt> method as explained below. | Modify <tt>TicTacToeBoard.java</tt> by adding your name in a comment before the class body. Inside the class you will implement the <tt>chooseMonteCarloMove()</tt> method as explained below. | ||
Revision as of 12:02, 6 March 2017
Preliminaries
- Make a new project with n = 4 (following these instructions)
- Name your main class "Lab4" (when creating a new module in the instructions above, in the Java class name field)
Instructions
Add TicTacToe.java and TicTacToeBoard.java to your project folder. Make your main() function in Lab4.java look like this:
TicTacToe TTT = new TicTacToe(); TTT.run_tournament();
Modify TicTacToeBoard.java by adding your name in a comment before the class body. Inside the class you will implement the chooseMonteCarloMove() method as explained below.
Simple tic-tac-toe AI
Finishing up
Remember to use proper naming and formatting style throughout your code, and submit your TicTacToeBoard.java on Sakai by Friday, March 10
