2.1015. Lab 2

Correctly prompts user for number of sticks to start with

The computer makes the first move

Correctly prompts the player asking how many sticks they want to remove

The computer randomly selects a number of sticks to take

The computer cannot take more or less sticks than allowed by the rules (i.e., code only takes 1 stick when only 1 remains)

The human player can only take the number of sticks allowed by the game. Should re-prompt the player if an incorrect number of sticks is entered. Make sure to test this multiple times (it should continue to re-prompt until a valid number is entered)

Ask the student to demonstrate what would happen if the player tries to "cheat" and explain their code for this part.

Ask the student to describe what a good strategy for the computer would be (since random selection is a poor strategy). They don't need code for this part.

Output is legible and easy to understand and contains all the info shown in the example run (round, sticks at start, who took what, and sticks remaining)

Program properly displays who won the game at the end

Ask them to show and explain their code that handles what happens when a player enters and invalid number of sticks

Ask them to show you their code and explain how the computer randomly chooses how many sticks to take.

Code is formatted cleanly and is easy to read. Variable names are appropriately chosen.

Make them show you that their code has been properly committed and pushed by viewing the repository on github