Re: How do you copy an array?

Kim Minh Kaplan wrote:
First, the *child* node does not need the previous moves to do its job,

I don't understand. The effect of a move depends on the parent grid just before that move, not the original grid several plies earlier. And the score is determined from the entire child grid after adding the latest move, isn't it? How can you compute the score without knowing the entire, completely updated grid? How do you pass the current state of the game to deeper plies without creating new grids?

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