README now contains commandline arguments
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* **Player mode**: Try your best to guess the random generated sequence of colors.
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* **Bot mode**: Try to outsmart my bot with a sequence, which he will try to guess.
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* **Test mode**: Watch the bot against a random sequence.
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## Commandline arguments
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* `-n <number>` : Length of guessed sequence
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* `-m <number>` : Number of colors to play with
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* `-p [human/bot]` : Who plays the game
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* `-l [y/n]` : Whether you want to see what the bot learns
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* `-g [human/random]` : Who generates the guessed sequence (If human plays, this is ignored and the sequence is random)
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## Usage
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Every parameter, which is not specified in the commandline will be prompted.
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This can be combined as you like.
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If `human` generation was specified, the game will ask for the sequence.
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All sequence inputting is as a sequence of space-separated numbers from 0 to *M-1*.
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