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Subject: Re: Seven easy test positions (for beginner programs)

Author: Chessfun

Date: 08:18:01 07/29/00

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On July 29, 2000 at 08:45:06, Jari Huikari wrote:

>These are taken from Nero's games. Hope that bm:s are correct.
>
>2kr3r/ppp3pp/8/2b1pp2/P1Pn3P/3P1qP1/2PQ1P1R/R3KB2 b Q - bm Nxc2+;
>4r3/4P1p1/4k3/2B3pp/1R2K3/r6P/1p4P1/8 b - - bm Ra4;
>r6r/2p2k2/ppp5/6Q1/5P2/3Pq3/PPP3PP/4RR1K b - - bm Rxh2+;
>6r1/1k6/N1b5/2P4r/4n3/7R/7K/1N6 b - - bm Nf2;
>3r4/4kp2/pq2p2P/1p2Q3/1P1NN1pb/P7/4b1PK/3R4 w - - bm Nf5+;
>4rk2/Q7/6p1/2R1p3/8/5qP1/8/4K3 b - - bm Rd8;
>8/8/5p2/4r2k/5K1P/6QP/8/8 w - - bm Qg7;
>


I think these are all too simple for even the weakest computer. They are maybe
good positions for beginning players. It took me only a few minutes for all of
them. All key moves are no more than 2 ply.

Thanks.

• Re: Seven easy test positions (for beginner programs) Andrew Dados 09:14:22 07/29/00
  • Re: Seven easy test positions (for beginner programs) Randall Shane 06:10:48 07/30/00
    • You're welcome Jari Huikari 12:52:30 07/30/00
      • Re: You're welcome Randall Shane 05:08:58 07/31/00

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