Andrew Healey • 12/20/2020

Building My Own Chess Engine

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The article details the author's experience programming a basic chess engine in Python, using the python-chess library. It explains the computational complexity of chess, the use of search trees and evaluation functions (like the Simplified Evaluation Function), and how the engine interfaces with platforms like Lichess. It's a technical walkthrough of the core concepts and challenges in chess engine development.

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