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To solve the problem, you need to analyze the chessboard positions and determine if the first player can force a win based on the given initial coordinates. The game revolves around recognizing whether a position is "winning" or "losing" by evaluating possible moves and outcomes. The key is to identify patterns or use memoization to quickly determine if starting from a given position allows the first player to win ("First") or forces them to lose ("Second"). The function should then return the appropriate result for each test case based on these evaluations. Check more on https://iconicsgraphics.com/
A Chessboard Game
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To solve the problem, you need to analyze the chessboard positions and determine if the first player can force a win based on the given initial coordinates. The game revolves around recognizing whether a position is "winning" or "losing" by evaluating possible moves and outcomes. The key is to identify patterns or use memoization to quickly determine if starting from a given position allows the first player to win ("First") or forces them to lose ("Second"). The function should then return the appropriate result for each test case based on these evaluations. Check more on https://iconicsgraphics.com/