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Outcomes e Random numbers while loops . Input validation . Running simulations Part 1 Let's Make a Deal is a TV game show that Monty Hall (a U of M alumni!) hosted from 1963-1986. During the show, one contestant would be presented with 3 doors, where a prize was hidden behind one of the doors. The game went like this: 1The contestant was asked to choose one door (without revealing what was behind) 2. Monty would reveal what was behind a different door, showing that there was no prize 3The contestant would then choose whether to stay with door they originally chose, or to switch to the other remaining door but if they switch, their odds of winning are Confoundingly, if the contestant chooses to stick with their first choice, their odds of winning are . This is a problem that's popularly called-meMonty. Hallproblem. Monty Hall Problem - Numberphi You can also take a look at the Wikipedia article for a comprehensive description of the problem, along with visual and arithmetic explanations as to why the odds work out the way they do. If you're still not convinced, there's an entire playlist of videos by Numberphile covering the