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Compsci 06/101, Spring Cheating at Games l When you play solitaire, does the computer cheat?  What would this mean? l When you play chess, who wins?  Computer? You? l When you play Poker?  pokerstars.net pokerstars.net  pokerstars.com pokerstars.com l Hangman???

Compsci 06/101, Spring IBM Watson Watson was optimized to tackle a specific challenge: competing against the world's best Jeopardy! contestants http: After Watson Beyond Jeopardy!, the IBM team is working to deploy this technology across industries such as healthcare, finance and customer service.

Compsci 06/101, Spring Computer cheats at Hangman? l This is not allowed: user guesses 't'  Computer says 'no occurrence of t'  Later secret word is 'chocolate' l This is allowed: user guesses 't' knowing that word is six letters with third letter 'r': _ _ r _ _ _  Computer's secret word is 'street'  Computer says 'no occurrence of t' Changes secret word to 'person'  Why is this ok?

Compsci 06/101, Spring How to program cheating game? l Suppose the possible words are those here: [ "OBOE", "NOON", "ODOR", "ROOM", "TRIP", "SOLO", "PICK", "FRAT", "HOOP"] l What happens if player guesses 'O' as the very first guess?  What should computer's secret word be? l ["OBOE", "ODOR"] is an equivalence class l ["NOON", "ROOM", "HOOP"] is too l What about words with no O's?

Compsci 06/101, Spring Aside: Help in debugging programs l Often very useful to print information  Contents of list, set, dictionary, …  After computer winnows possible words?  After computer creates dictionary? l We don't want debugging/print statements in released (final) code if _DEBUG: for key in d: print key,d[key]

Compsci 06/101, Spring How do we use global _DEBUG? l If it's a global variable we don't need to declare it when we use it in a function when …  If we write/change global variable must declare  If we read/access, don't need to declare l Sometimes useful to create print/debug function def debug(info): if _DEBUG: print info debug("%s has len %d" % (key, d[key]) )