CIS220 Sample code that implements a Monty Hall simulator
Given three doors where a random door contains a prize and the other doors do not the player is required to select a door at random. Upon selection another non-winning door is exposed and the player has the choice to change their mind or stick with their original choice. The question is: Does changing your mind affect the probability of winning?
This simulator will execute several rounds of this game and calculate the probability of winning with a change or winning without the change.
Recently revisited this and saw that it is a Netbeans project from back in the day. I haven't used Netbeans in years. So I decided to update the project to make it less dependant on a specific IDE. To do that I Gradle enabled the project.
Ensure that you have Gradle installed. To use:
gradle buildgradle runThis project is MIT LIcensed.