Lamarr and Von Neumann (NW & CS)

Although it might not  be obvious, the purpose of this was to learn more about coding. if you see the word doc, the first player is 'programmed' or sent instructions to do something. These instructions are like pieces of codes that can be seen in coding programs. 

In the 'move 2' part, there is if and else. These pieces of code are called conditions. Basically what that means is that if something is this, do this. Else, do this.

Like all code, the outcome of each game is never the same as it is dependent on the 'O' player (person who don't have 'code'). The moves that player O does matters because player X's moves are dependent on player O's (from the if and else part). 

XOR circuit