Name: 19. Leiserchess Codewalk
Uploaded: 2020-03-29T16:07:59.000Z
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INSTRUCTOR: So today, we start on project 4, which is,

And Helen is going to do a walkthrough of the project,

because this is a pretty big sized project.

And it's not code that is kind of like simple code.

So I think having a bit of an orientation to it,

more than we give for the other codes that you work,

on which are pretty small, this will be great.

Awesome, so today we're going to be doing the walkthrough

You can look at the code and clone it publicly here.

And please remember to fill up your team's by 7:00 PM today,

so we can populate the list and get your repos.

Yeah, and if there are any issues accessing this,

Or put it on Piazza and then we can fix it.

into more details about what the game actually does.

So first, we're going to go through the game rules.

There's orange and lavender, or tangerine and lavender.

And each side starts out with seven pawns and one king.

So you can see like the kings are in the corner.

And they're just lined up like in the middle.

So you can see that the pawn is up, down, left, right.

And in general, the game starts with tangerine moving first.

And then the play alternates between the two players.

Each piece moves the same, whether it's king or pawn.

When you pick one of your pieces, and you move first.

And then at the end, your King has to fire the laser.

And the laser reflects off the long edge of the pawn.

And they'll kill the pawn if it shoots the short edges.

And one side wins when the king gets shot,

or when the opposing king gets shot, whether by themselves

And at the beginning of each turn, the player to move

And you can move your King or any of your pawns.

And basic moves are just, basically, shifts or rotations.

So in the example, you can rotate 90, 180, or 270 degrees.

Or you can move to an empty adjacent square.

And there are eight adjacent squares in this example.

if you were, for example, like at the edge of the board.

And on a move, you can either shift or rotate.

So if you're adjacent to an opposing piece,

And then you have to make another basic move

from Go, which ensures that the game makes progress.

So it makes a move illegal if it undoes the opponent's most

recent move by just moving back to where you just were.

And you swapped with the purple one right next to you.

And so lavender can return by swapping back

with your orange piece, and shifting again.

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