JavaScript assignment
In the game of Nim, you have three piles of five stones. During each turn, each player can remove any number of stones from a single pile (a player cannot take stones from more than one pile). The player who removes the last stone from all of the heaps wins.
Here is a sample game:
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Pile A
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Pile B
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Pile C
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Action
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5
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5
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5
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Game starts
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2
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5
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5
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Alice removes 3 stones from Pile A
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2
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5
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0
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Bob removes 5 stones from Pile C
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2
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1
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0
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Alice removes 4 stones from Pile B
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2
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0
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0
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Bob removes 1 stone from Pile B
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2
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0
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0
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Alice removes 2 stones from Pile A and wins!
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Create a version of the game of Nim that you can play against the computer. Use a JavaScript prompt() to prompt the user to select a pile and number of stones to remove from the pile. For example, if the user enters a3 then you should remove 3 stones from Pile A. If the user enters c5 then 5 stones should be removed from Pile C.
The computer should make smart decisions. For example, if the computer can win in a turn then the computer should make the winning move.
Draw the current state of the piles after each turn. Use console.log() to draw the piles:
Pile A: ooooo
Pile B: ooo
Pile C: ooooo