Dear experts.I want to know how to make XO game versuses undefeatable program using labview "extra free Kudos" for all.

[T-Rex]

Dear masters in labview :I want to know how to add to XO game in labview a feature where a single player plays against  any programed program and never wins.

Free Kudos for anyone who is able to solve this problem.

Thank you for your time.

Best regards,

Jupiter

[altenbach]

Why don't you simply join the ongoing discussion by your classmates. 🙂

[PaulG.]

FREE cudos?! I usually have to pay for mine.

[Ben]

Well because you asked (click) but the next 5000, that will cost you.

Ben

[smercurio_fc]

I see Paul raiding all of those little coffers that cashiers have for pennies.

[jcarmody]

If I had a nickel for every time I considered registering www.labviewhomework.com I'd have a pretty good handful of nickels.  I'd spend the $15 and put up a phony website if I had a better sense of humor. 😛

[jcarmody]

I'd also like to join in the OP's offer of free kudos to anyone that can write a tic-tac-toe game that can consistently beat me.  I'm pretty proud of my tic-tac-toe skills. 😄

Message Edited by jcarmody on 11-23-2009 02:08 PM

[altenbach]

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jcarmody wrote:
I'd also like to join in the OP's offer of free kudos to anyone that can write a tic-tac-toe game that can consistently beat me.

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Now that's suddenly an entirely different requirement!

• "user never wins" != "program can beat user"

Since the perfect game is a draw, "user never wins" is actually possible, but it can never beat a perfect player. 🙂

[T-Rex]

True true.That's what I was refering .To create a program  that finishes with atleast a tie.(the single player does not win)

That is a challenge to the masters.

Sincerely yours,

Jupiter

[jcarmody]

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altenbach wrote:

• "user never wins" != "program can beat user"

Since the perfect game is a draw, "user never wins" is actually possible, but it can never beat a perfect player. 🙂

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That's right; I wasn't thinking...  At least I get to keep my kudos!