Computer Science/61b/Projects/Network/player/Player.java - Revision history

Lensovet: Lensovet moved page CS/61b/Projects/Network/player/Player.java to Computer Science/61b/Projects/Network/player/Player.java

2023-02-20T03:51:36Z

Lensovet moved page CS/61b/Projects/Network/player/Player.java to Computer Science/61b/Projects/Network/player/Player.java

Lensovet: moved CS 61b/Projects/Network/player/Player.java to CS/61b/Projects/Network/player/Player.java: fix CS 61b hierarchy

2010-11-14T05:59:46Z

moved CS 61b/Projects/Network/player/Player.java to CS/61b/Projects/Network/player/Player.java: fix CS 61b hierarchy

Lensovet at 07:33, 22 September 2007

2007-09-22T07:33:50Z

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/* Player.java */

package player;

/**
* A class that is extended by all Network players (human and machine).
*
* DO NOT CHANGE THIS FILE.
*/
public abstract class Player {
// This player's name as recognized by the game Network.
public String myName;

// Returns a new move by "this" player. Internally records the move (updates
// the internal game board) as a move by "this" player.
public abstract Move chooseMove();

// If the Move m is legal, records the move as a move by the opponent
// (updates the internal game board) and returns true. If the move is
// illegal, returns false without modifying the internal state of "this"
// player. This method allows your opponents to inform you of their moves.
public abstract boolean opponentMove(Move m);

// If the Move m is legal, records the move as a move by "this" player
// (updates the internal game board) and returns true. If the move is
// illegal, returns false without modifying the internal state of "this"
// player. This method is used to help set up "Network problems" for your
// player to solve.
public abstract boolean forceMove(Move m);

}

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