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Poker Nim
+ 0 comments Java 8
public static String pokerNim(int k, List<Integer> c) { return c.stream().reduce(0, (res, i) -> res ^ i) != 0?"First":"Second"; }
+ 0 comments ****solution in java
done like this and it passed all the testcases HAPPY CODING
public static String pokerNim(int k, List c) { // Write your code here int a = 0; for(int i=0;i
+ 0 comments Here is Poker Nim problem solution in Python java c++ and c programming - https://programs.programmingoneonone.com/2021/07/hackerrank-poker-nim-problem-solution.html
+ 0 comments Usually, if your cards are worth playing, you'll raise the bet three or four times. Why? Well, as I've been told, it's first, to create a larger pot (which will lead to a larger prize pool), and second, to force players with weaker cards to discard them (fewer opponents mathematically increases the chances of winning, regardless of your hand). I recently received https://wolfwinnercasino.com/bonuses bonuses here and plan to spend them on a higher spread bet. As a real money player, I'll get more options after the flop this way, as well as win more hands.
+ 0 comments This challenge problem is bit tricky.
def pokerNim(k, c): a = 0 for i in c: a ^= i if a: return "First" return "Second"
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