minesweeper

Classic Microsoft Windows game, bulid with Java Swing.

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│   README.md
├───doc
│       1-ProblemAnalysis.pdf
│       2-Design.pdf
│       3-ErrorHandling.pdf
├───image
├───res
└───src
    ├───bean
    │       HeroBean.java
    │       MineLabel.java
    ├───dialog
    │       AboutSweeping.java
    │       HeroDialog.java
    │       UserDefinedDialog.java
    ├───listener
    │       Listener.java
    │       UserDefinedListener.java
    ├───main
    │       MainFrame.java
    ├───panel
    │       BombjMenuBar.java
    │       BombjPanel.java
    │       FacejPanel.java
    ├───timer
    │       TimerListener.java
    └───tools
            LayBomb.java
            StaticTool.java

1 Overview

• test and run:
  • download latest release and unzip
  • double-click minesweeper.jar in folder with \image
• jdk: openjdk8-redhat

2 Documents

• 1-ProblemAnalysis.pdf
  • Analyzing the Problem
  • Requirements Specification
  • Prototype
• 2-Design.pdf
  • Data Structures
  • Algorithms
  • Modular organization
• 3-ErrorHandling.pdf

3 Tool-list

• Conditionals (if-else)
• Complex conditionals (nested if-else)
• Loops
• Nested loops
• User-defined methods
• User-defined methods with parameters
• User-defined methods with return values
• Use of additional libraries. Example: Random, GUI.
• Arrays
• 2D Arrays
• User-defined objects
• User-defined objects where more than one instance of the object is created
• Input validation: handle most common mistakes in input - and react usefully.
• User-defined objects where more than one instance of the object is created
• Use of flags other than to simply determine if a loop should repeat or not.
• Use of try-catch to handle at least two checked exceptions.

4 Reference

• https://math.hws.edu/javanotes/
• https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/civil-and-environmental-engineering/1-124j-foundations-of-software-engineering-fall-2000/lecture-notes/
• https://github.com/ChrisMayfield/ThinkJavaCode2
• https://github.com/lxf44944/minesweeper_java

5 Sceenshots