this progarm 2 players (player Black and player White) and an empty square game board of fixed size (8*8).

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Project: Lines of Action

Requirement

• Requirements:

  • Two files will be submitted: cpp AND gameplay.cpp ;

  • Do not need to submit h

  • Insert your name, student ID, and e-mail address as comments at the beginning of your source files;

  • Include suitable comments as documentation;

  • Free of compilation errors and warnings;

  • NO global variables allowed;

  • Two submitted files will be graded separately, so you should not mix the functionalities of the two files

Game Description

• Start condition:

  • There are 2 players (player Black and player White) and an empty square game board of fixed size (8*8).

• Game stage:

  • Two players take turns (Black starts first) to move their pieces horizontally ↔, vertically ↕, or diagonally ⤡⤢ following the rules:

  • The piece moves exactly as many squares as there are pieces on the line in which it is moving.(e.g., a2 in (a) can move exactly 2 squares horizontally or diagonally.)

Game Description

• Start condition:

  • There are 2 players (player Black and player White) and an empty square game board of fixed size (8*8).

• Game stage:

  • Two players take turns (Black starts first) to move their pieces horizontally ↔, vertically ↕, or diagonally ⤡⤢ following the rules:

  • Checkers(i.e., pieces) can jump over other checkers of the same player, but not over the opponent's checkers. (b)

Game Description

• Start condition:

  • There are 2 players (player Black and player White) and an empty square game board of fixed size (8*8).

• Game stage:

  • Two players take turns (Black starts first) to move their pieces horizontally ↔, vertically ↕, or diagonally ⤡⤢ following the rules:

  • Checkers can land on an unoccupied square or a square occupied by an opponent's checker. In the latter case the opponent's checker is captured and is removed from the board (c).

Game Description

• End of the game:

  • Win: After a move, current player makes all his/her pieces adjacent to each other vertically, horizontally, and diagonally => The player wins

 

• Suicide: After a move, all his/her opponent’s pieces are adjacent to each other vertically, horizontally, and diagonally (because of Capture)

=> The opponent wins 

• Draw game: When a move makes both players’ pieces adjacent to each other vertically, horizontally, and diagonally => Draw game

• White wins

• Opponent(white) wins

• A class called LinesOfAction to model the chess game (implemented by h(provided) and LinesOfAction.cpp)

• A cpp file as client program of class LinesOfAction which performs the game flow.

• Tips: You are recommended to finish the LinesOfAction class first

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