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Apply Algorithm minimax with alpha-beta cut-offs with limited depth to the game tic-tac-toe?
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Check out this nice tutorial article on how to apply alpha-beta pruning in Objective C, for a turn based game just like tic-tac-toe...
http://www.imapps.net/devblog/files/alphabeta-objc.html
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