fish -- plays the children's game of Go Fish
fish [-p]
fish plays the children's game of Go Fish. The computer plays against the
player. The object of the game is to collect more ``books'' of cards than
your opponent by querying each other's hand.
This version implements the child-friendly rules outlined in Hoyle's Rules of Games.
fish accepts the following option:
- -p
-
Puts fish into ``professional mode''.
Strategy employed by fish's ``professional mode'' could be somewhat smarter.
User interaction resembles BSD's implementation which is rather...spartan.
The Perl implementation of fish was written by Clinton Pierce, clintp@geeksalad.org.
This program is Copyright 1999, by Clinton Pierce.
Freely redistributable under the Perl Artistic License.