- this project implements the classic game 'Battleship', that has 2 players, ruled grid on which each player's fleet of warships are marked. The locations of the fleets are concealed from the other player. Players alternate turns calling "shots" at the other player's ships, and the objective of the game is to destroy the opposing player's fleet.
- initially, I wanted to use images for
shipandshotbut those can be placed on the gameboard table only withappendChildinside the square cell, which made it a bit complicated, since my focus was on building the battleship logic and ai, so I have finally switched to only usebackground-colorproperty; the most difficult partof this project was definitely rendering the2D Arrayinto the a table directly. Maybe my goal was set too high but I actually made it and it works smooth. (This stackOverflow helped me lots StackOverflow by Vishnu Shenoy). Additional to it I have used an object for the parameters since I have more than two parameters to keep it organized. Thanks to Carlos for the tip!
- node output in the terminal of the
2D Array, with 2 placed ships( 1 horizontally and 1 vertically), "x" marking thefired shotat that ship's square
(ship is showing 10x10 array but was too long to add everything in single picture)
- if a cell was attacked it will give it a class
attacked, so it will not be possible to attack it again. With a while loop, the ai is set to attack until it finds a cell that was not attacked for its turn
