/************************************************************************\
|* gtf is a framework for analyzing two-player zero-sum games           *|
|* Copyright (C) 2005 Troels Bjerre Sorensen                            *|
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package gtf.examples;

import gtf.game.*;

public class FastExample extends ExtensiveForm {

	public GameTree generateTree() {
		return 
			new PlayerNode(1)
			.addChild("a", 
					  new PlayerNode(2)
					  .addChild("c", new GameLeaf(-1000))
					  .addChild("d", new GameLeaf(-900)))
			.addChild("b", 
					  new PlayerNode(2)
					  .addChild("e", new GameLeaf(1))
					  .addChild("f", new GameLeaf(2)));
	}
}