This is a simple version of NIM: Two players alternately remove one, two or three coins from a stack initially containing 5 coins. The player who picks up the last coin loses.
What does alpha-beta pruning look like on the game tree for this game?
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3$\begingroup$ Welcome to AI.se! This is a place where we ask and answer questions about AI. Your post looks like a homework problem. Is there a specific part of it you're confused about that we can help you with? Right now, your post is too broad. $\endgroup$ – Philip Raeisghasem Mar 19 at 7:53
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$\begingroup$ @PhilipRaeisghasem I prefer using the standard of the utility of a given question, regardless of it being homework or not. Let me know if you think the recent edit has rendered it more suitable. $\endgroup$ – DukeZhou♦ Mar 19 at 21:00
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$\begingroup$ Oh, yes, the recent edit has none of the problems the original question had. The original format of "Find X. Find Y. Show Z" is what I was mostly objecting to as being too broad. It was also, technically, not a question. $\endgroup$ – Philip Raeisghasem Mar 19 at 21:09
