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Play a game of [[wp:Morpion solitaire|Morpion solitaire]]. Use the standard version, with 5 point lines that allows parallel lines to touch at the endpoints. |
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Morpian solitaire is played on a (theoretically) infinite grid. It begins with 36 points marked in a Greek cross: |
Morpian solitaire is played on a (theoretically) infinite grid. It begins with 36 points marked in a Greek cross: |
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Revision as of 13:50, 7 June 2011
Morpion solitaire is a draft programming task. It is not yet considered ready to be promoted as a complete task, for reasons that should be found in its talk page.
Play a game of Morpion solitaire. Use the standard version, with 5 point lines that allows parallel lines to touch at the endpoints.
Morpian solitaire is played on a (theoretically) infinite grid. It begins with 36 points marked in a Greek cross:
...XXXX... ...X..X... ...X..X... XXXX..XXXX X........X X........X XXXX..XXXX ...X..X... ...X..X... ...XXXX...
A move is made by adding one point to the end of a line of 4 and drawing a straight line through the 5 points. Moves are usually marked with the number of the move. Lines cannot overlap existing lines, but they can touch at the endpoints. For this task, playing randomly is acceptable.
Note: The longest know game under these rules is 177 moves. (This isn't thought to be the longest game possible.) The shortest game possible is 20 moves.