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project assignment!!!$)$

Testing Cases

First, you should test running your program a few times with each the following "hard$-$

coded" initial pile sizes: $25,31,250$ and $255.$ Under each initial pile size, try to generate

the different cases: $(1)$ Computer plays first; $(2)$ The user plays first; $(3)$ The computer

player wins the game; $(4)$ The user wins the game.

Second, you should test running your program a few times with randomly generated

initial pile size, try to generate the different cases as described above.

The following are some sample outputs when you run your program:

$($Note that the blue part represents the user input, and $""$ represents the enter$/$return key

from the user input.$)$

Sample output $1$:

Welcome to the game of Nim $($for two players$)$

Please input your name: Yi Pike

The game of Nim $*$

Players alternate taking at least one but at $*$

most half of the marbles in the pile. $*$

The player who takes the last marble loses. $*$

It is written by Yi Pike $*$

I hope you beat the computer:$)*$

No matter what, have a great day! $*$

Yi Pike will play first.

Then followed by the Computer.

There are $25$ marbles in the pile.

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Your turn to play $..$ you may take $1$ to $12$ marbles.You

take: I will move $10$ marbles

Invalid! Please try again...

Your turn to play $...$ you may take $1$ to $12$ marbles.You

take: ten marbles

Invalid! Please try again...

Your turn to play $...$ you may take $1$ to $12$ marbles.You

take: $10\mathrm{.}75$ marbles ok$?$

You will take $10$ marbles.

There are $15$ marbles in the pile. $($You should include your name and section number as part of the comements for your

projoct assignment!!!$)$

Testing Cases

First, you should tast ruming your program a few times with each the following "hard$-$

coded" initial pile sizses: $25,31,250$ and $255.$ Uvder asch initial pile sizes, try to genesate

the diffareat cases: $(1)$ Comprater plays first, $(2)$ The user plays firnt; $(3)$ The computar

player wins the grome; $(4)$ The nser wins the game.

Second you sbould tast ranning your program a fow times with randomly genarated

initial piles size, try to generate the different cases as described above.

The following are some sample outputs when you ran your program:

$($Note that the blue part represents the mer input, and $"+"$ repreveats the anter$/$retarn key

from the mer input$)$

Sample output $1$:

Welcome to the game of Nim $($for two players$)$

Please input your name: Yi Pike

the game of Ni $1$

Players alternate taking at least one but at

most half of the marbles in the pile.

The player who takes the last marble loses.

It is written by $Y_1$ pike

I hope you beat the conputer:

No matter what, have a great day

Yi Pike will play first.

Then followed by the Computer.

There are $25$ marbles in the pile.

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$85$

$55$

$8$

It is $Y_1$ Pike's turn:

Your turn to play $...$ you may take $1$ to $12$ marbles.You

take: I will nove $10$ marblest

Invalid Please try again..

Your turn to play $...$ you may take $1$ to $12$ marbles. You

take: ten marbles

Your tul Please try again..

Your turn to play $...$ you may take $1$ to $12$ marbles.You

take: $10\mathrm{.}75$ marbles ok$?+$

There are $15$ marbles in the pile.

It is Conputer's turn

The computer takes $2$ marbles.

There are $13$ marbles in the pile.

It is $Y_1$ Pike's turn:

Your turn to play $...$ you may take $1$ to $6$ marbles.It is ri Pike"s turn:

Your turn to play $...$ you may take $1$ to $6$ marbles.

You take: seven I guesst

Invalidl Please try again..

Your turn to play $...$ you may take $1$ to $6$ marbles.

Ooops, you picked too many or not enough.

please try again...

Your turn to play.. you may take $1$ to $6$ marbles.

You take: $6$ is my choicet

You w$1$ll take $6$ marbles.

There are $7$ marbles in the pile.

It is Computer's turn

The computer takes $1$ marbles.

There are $6$ marbles in the pile.

It is Yi Pike's turn:

Your turn to play.. you may take $1$ to $3$ marbles.

You take: $3\mathrm{.}5$ marbles ok$?4$

You will take $3$ marbles.

There are $3$ marbles in the pile.

@$$

It is Conputer's turn:

The computer takes $1$ marbles.

There are $2$ marbles in the pile.