Don't Find The Goat

As two people, we created this game to test the practical accuracy of the "Monty Hall Problem."

In brief, the Monty Hall Problem is as follows:

The Monty Hall Problem is a probability puzzle based on the American TV game show Let's Make a Deal. The problem is named after the show's host, Monty Hall.

In the game, there are 3 doors; one door has a car behind it, and the other two have goats. You choose one door, and the host opens another door, revealing a goat. Then the host asks, "Do you want to switch your initial choice?"

Although it may seem that switching or not switching the door is equally likely at first, in reality, switching the door gives you a higher chance of winning. The statistics section in the game shows that, in the long run, the probability of winning is higher when you switch the door.

GitHub: github.com/Proxxyh/Dont-Find-The-Goat

Video: https://youtu.be/f1SAE1llvuI