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@Letmecode the point is, according to what I have heard / read / figured out, that by deciding to change your choice, you can increase your probability of winning to ⅔, otherwise it will be ⅓. It would only be ½ if you decided randomly over changing or not.
Math is hard.
When you wanted to know deep learning immediately
:)) finally a good answer
I watched an episode of Brooklyn 99. Cop comedy show for those of you who don't know. They introduced me to the monty hall problem? My brain refuses to understand it and im rapidly losing my mind.
Has anyone here ever written a program that tests it? I can't read math theorems for shit. But I can read code. And I need my sanity back.
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