Скачать или смотреть Implementing the Minimax Recursive Function

@genaiexp The core of the Minimax algorithm is the recursive function. This function simulates all possible moves for the current player and the opponent, evaluating each move's outcome. The algorithm assumes both the player and the opponent play optimally. For the maximizing player, the function chooses the move with the highest score, while for the minimizing player, it chooses the move with the lowest score. The recursion explores all possible game states until it reaches a terminal state, such as a win, loss, or draw. At each terminal state, the function returns a score based on the outcome. Base cases are crucial to prevent infinite recursion, so ensure your function handles these appropriately. By the end of this section, you'll have a working recursive function that forms the backbone of the Minimax algorithm.