Stick Game

A nims game with a Q-learning computer opponent. This is a command-line game where you play against the computer to remove sticks from a pile. The player and the computer take turns removing 1 to 4 sticks from the pile until there are no sticks left. The player who takes the last stick wins.

How to Play

• At each turn, you'll be prompted to choose the number of sticks to remove.
• You can remove 1 to 4 sticks per turn.
• The computer will then take its turn automatically.
• The game continues until there are no sticks left.
• The player who takes the last stick wins.

Files

• main.py: Entry point of the game. Orchestrates the game flow.
• config.py: Contains configuration constants used throughout the game.
• q_learning.py: Handles Q-learning functionality for the computer player.
• game_logic.py: Implements the game logic, including player moves and determining the winner.
• q_values.txt: Stores Q-values used by the computer player for decision-making.