Prisoner's dilemma
Relevant sections in text: 1.3, 2.2.1
This assignment presents a simple game-playing program, in which strategies are represented as higher-order procedures. The Game of Twenty-One assignment takes a similar approach. The prisoner's dilemma game also uses some simple list-manipulation commands. There is an opportunity here to run prisoner's dilemma tournament for the class.We are grateful to Franklyn Turbak, Mike Eisenberg, and Mitch Resnick for developing this assignment.
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