The "Monty Hall problem" is a classic example of how games of chance can have surprising results. Here’s a fun way to model the problem.

Learn Python the fun way, using gamified apps that turn coding into a game. Earn points, solve puzzles, and build real skills while you play.

Simulating a tabletop game can be done for several reasons: to play the game digitally, to create computer opponent(s), or to prove someone wrong. In [Everett]’s case, he used Python to prove… ...

To make your own games, you need to give the computer easy instructions to follow in a language it can understand – code.