determine_winner: Determine if the contestant has won the game or not
In Ma112120/Montyhall: Montyhall

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determine_winner()is used along with the if()to determine whether the contestant has won the game or not based on his final pick

1	determine_winner(final.pick, game)

The

game[final.pick] is a character vector because it contains character values, as the contestant only has to either choose a "car" door or a "goat" door.

the determine_winner()uses the if() because based on the result we can tell whether the contestant has won or not. It uses the game argument, which is a character vector. It states that if the contestant's final choice was the car door, so the returned result will be "win". If the the contestant's final choice was a a goat door, the returned result will be "lose".

The function returns a length of one character vector indicating whether the contestant has won or not.

        this.game <- c("goat","car","goat")
        determine_winner( final.pick=1, game=this.game )
        determine_winner( final.pick=2, game=this.game )
        determine_winner( final.pick=3, game=this.game )