This is a very small project to code a modified version of the game Nim in Rust. A computer will go against you.
I currently have no plans to allow the computer to be beaten, but if you would like to implement that, please go ahead and create a fork - I have no plans to maintain this project after completing it.
We start at zero. The computer goes first (so as to guarantee your loss). Each turn, the player may add 1, 3, or 4 (not 2!). You cannot go over 25. The first to reach 25 wins!
Just make sure to give me credit!
A slightly modified version of this game can be found on Scratch at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1151990314. Go there for more complete credits. (Note in a note: I am OneGoodChance)
Thanks to TED-ED and Dan Finkel for the original inspiration for this project, "Can you solve the rogue AI riddle?" The lesson can be found on TED-ED's website at https://ed.ted.com/lessons/can-you-solve-the-rogue-ai-riddle-dan-finkel. (Note: the answer is also the answer to this game - I encourage you to try to solve the riddle before looking at the answer.)