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Go Game Lesson (Beginner)

Go Game Lesson (Beginner)

Categoría : JuntaVersión: 1.8

Tamaño:39.37MBSO : Android 6.0+

Revelador:Yun Sung-Min

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Descripción de la aplicación

Este libro de trabajo proporciona una introducción al juego de Go para principiantes. Diseñado para estudiantes primerizos, presenta un conjunto completo de problemas para construir una base sólida. Con 21 unidades y un total de 246 preguntas, este libro de trabajo ofrece amplias oportunidades de práctica para desarrollar habilidades de resolución de problemas. Los temas cubiertos incluyen:

  1. Piedra de la Libertad
  2. Captura de piedra
  3. Piedras revivientes
  4. Atari mutuo
  5. Piedras Conectadoras
  6. Piedras de bloqueo
  7. Atari en una sola línea
  8. Atari dentro del mismo grupo
  9. Doble Atari
  10. Mudanzas ilegales
  11. Ko
  12. Atari secuencial
  13. Escalera
  14. Neto
  15. Snapback
  16. Carrera de captura
  17. Vida dual
  18. Territorio/Ojo Falso
  19. Creación/Eliminación de Territorios
  20. Puntos Neutrales
  21. Cálculo del territorio
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Última actualización: 15 de julio de 2024
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ChessMaster Jan 10,2025

This app is a great start for anyone new to Go. The problems are well-structured and help build a solid foundation. I wish there were more interactive elements, but overall, it's very helpful for beginners.

JugadorNovato Feb 28,2025

El contenido es bueno para principiantes, pero la interfaz podría ser más amigable. Las lecciones son claras, pero me gustaría ver más ejemplos prácticos. Es útil, pero necesita mejoras.

ApprentiGo Dec 31,2024

Un excellent outil pour les débutants en Go. Les exercices sont bien pensés et aident vraiment à comprendre les bases. J'apprécierais plus de variété dans les problèmes, mais c'est déjà très bien.

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