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Chess engine

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A chess engine is a computer program or software designed to play chess, analyze chess positions, and provide evaluations of moves. Chess engines use algorithms to calculate potential moves and assess their strengths, often employing techniques from artificial intelligence to simulate human-like strategic thinking. Key features of chess engines include: 1. **Move Calculation**: Chess engines evaluate positions and generate a list of possible moves, often calculating many moves ahead (known as "depth").

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Chess engine by Ciro Santilli 37 Updated 2025-07-16
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