Lecture

Winning Strategy in Java

Description

This lecture covers the implementation of a winning strategy in Java, focusing on the method 'estCeGagne' to determine if a player has won a game. The instructor explains the logic behind the method, including checking for horizontal, vertical, and diagonal winning combinations in a game grid.

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