Interactive Coin Toss Game with Scanner Functionality

Interactive Coin Toss Game with Scanner Functionality
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In this interactive game, players engage in a coin toss scenario where outcomes determine wins or losses based on specific patterns. Additionally, it features a scanner functionality that processes and categorizes input strings. The game mechanics involve making choices based on coin toss results, leading to various outcomes. Images depict the game interface and scanning process, highlighting the engaging elements of the game.

  • Interactive
  • Coin Toss
  • Game
  • Scanner Functionality
  • Pattern Recognition

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  1. HT Game HT Game Pick HT Pick HH Toss coins n times until HH Toss coins m times until HT n<m: HH wins by m-n n>m: HT wins by n-m (ACT 1) C = 1 or 2 ( H or T ) N = 1 Q0 C= H (ACT 2) C = 1 or 2 ( H or T ) N++ C= T (ACT 2) C = 1 or 2 ( H or T ) N++ H C= H C= H T C = T C = T Q1 (ACT 3) Print N and stop

  2. HT Game HT Game Pick HT Pick HH Toss coins n times until HH Toss coins m times until HT n<m: HH wins by m-n n>m: HT wins by n-m Q0 (ACT 1) C = 1 or 2 ( H or T ) N = 1 C= T C= H H T State\ C (ACT 2) C = 1 or 2 ( H or T ) N++ Q0 H T Q1 ACT1 ACT2 ACT2 ACT3 H H H - T T T - (ACT 2) C = 1 or 2 ( H or T ) N++ H C= H C= H T C = T C = T Q1 (ACT 3) Print N and stop

  3. HW HW - - Scanner Scanner Act1: curChar=inBuf[j] T = charType(curChar) Input string: loop: $t1, 3 # Act2: curToken = curChar curType = T tokSpace = 7 Q0/Act1 Act3: curToken += curChar tokSpace -= 1 T=6 Q1/Act2 Act4: store curToken in tabToken clear curToken T=2 (alpha) Q5/Act1 T=1,2 T != 1,2 Q8/Act3 Q9/Act4 Q1

  4. Scanner Scanner Act1: curChar=inBuf[j] T = charType(curChar) Input string: loop: $t1,3 # Act2: curToken = curChar curType = T tokSpace = 7 Q0/Act1 Act3: curToken += curChar tokSpace -= 1 T=6 Q1/Act2 Act4: store curToken in tabToken clear curToken T=2 (alpha) T=3,4 Q3 /Act4 Q5/Act1 Q0 T=1,2 T != 1,2 Q8/Act3 Q9/Act4 Q1

  5. Scanner Scanner Act1: curChar=inBuf[j] T = charType(curChar) Input string: loop: $t1,3 # Act2: curToken = curChar curType = T tokSpace = 7 Q0/Act1 Act3: curToken += curChar tokSpace -= 1 T=6 Q1/Act2 Act4: store curToken in tabToken clear curToken T=2 (alpha) T=1 (digit) T=3,4 Q3 /Act4 Q5/Act1 Q2/Act1 Q0 T=1,2 T != 1,2 T=1 T != 1 Q8/Act3 Q9/Act4 Q6/Act3 Q7/Act4 Q1 Q1

  6. Scanner Scanner Act1: curChar=inBuf[j] T = charType(curChar) Input string: loop: $t1,3 # Act2: curToken = curChar curType = T tokSpace = 7 Q0/Act1 Act3: curToken += curChar tokSpace -= 1 T=6 Q1/Act2 Act4: store curToken in tabToken clear curToken T=2 (alpha) T=1 (digit) T=3,4 T=5 (#) Q3 /Act4 Q4/Ret Q5/Act1 Q2/Act1 Q0 T=1,2 T != 1,2 T=1 T != 1 Q8/Act3 Q9/Act4 Q6/Act3 Q7/Act4 Q1 Q1

  7. Scanner State Diagram Scanner State Diagram Act1: curChar=inBuf[j] T = charType(curChar) Input string: loop: $t1,3 # Act2: curToken = curChar curType = T tokSpace = 7 Q0/Act1 Act3: curToken += curChar tokSpace -= 1 T=6 Q1/Act2 Act4: store curToken in tabToken clear curToken T=2 (alpha) T=1 (digit) T=3,4 T=5 (#) Q3 /Act4 Q4/Ret Q5/Act1 Q2/Act1 Q0 T=1,2 T != 1,2 T=1 T != 1 Q8/Act3 Q9/Act4 Q6/Act3 Q7/Act4 Q1 Q1

  8. HW HW - - Scanner Scanner Data Structures j inBuf tabChar tabToken curChar Token Type Token T k . . curToken curType

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