Simulating The Binomial Theorem in Python, Flipping a Coin
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Getting 10 heads or tails in a row should occur 1 out of 1024 times.
we know that since the odds of it happening are .50 ^ 10 and if you divide 1 by that value you get 1024.
To verify this, we simulate 1024 tosses of a fair coin, then use python itertools groupby and the collections module's Counter class to see how many concurrent heads or tails we generated through our simulations.
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