Flipping 76 in a row is extremely improbable in the physical world, but fortunately we have computers (Where it's still quite improbable). [10] pry(main)>

Flipping 76 in a row is extremely improbable in the physical world, but fortunately we have computers (Where it's still quite improbable). [10] pry(main)> choices, tries, current, current_max = [:heads, :tails], 0, 0, 0 [10] pry(main)> loop do [10] pry(main)* tries += 1 [10] pry(main)* flip = choices.sample [10] pry(main)* if flip == :heads [10] pry(main)* current += 1 [10] pry(main)* else [10] pry(main)* current = 0 [10] pry(main)* end [10] pry(main)* if current > current_max [10] pry(main)* current_max = current [10] pry(main)* puts "New max: #{current_max}, after #{tries} tries" [10] pry(main)* end [10] pry(main)* end Highest so far: "New max: 31, after 77576302 tries"