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--- bingo [2021/05/01 10:48] – frchris
+++ bingo [2021/05/01 12:41] – frchris
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 It's not just a song from summer camp, its an old-timey game: Here is a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGCEpUAnkSg|Video Explaining the rules]]
-First we will make a BingoCard class and later we will make a BingoGame class.
+First we will make a ''BingoCell'' class, then a ''BingoCard'' class, and finally we will make a ''BingoGame'' class.
-The BingoCard class will need:
+The ''BingoCell'' class would be a subclass of {{ ::cell.java |Cell}}  that would add the attributes of a number and a font. It will have its own draw method that can draw its number.  Here is a hint on how to build upon the draw method of the parent class: {{::drawhint.png?200|}} For now, let a cell that is "off" represent an uncalled number, and a "on" cell be one that the player has clicked on when that number is called. Later you may wish represent a called number differently. The class should have the following:
+  - Constructors that can will allow a client class to initialize the digit (the number 0 can be used as the center "free" cell
+  - accessor methods so a client class can know a cell's number
+You can test out your BingoCell class by adapting {{ ::celltester.java |CellTester.java}} to construct new ''BingoCell''s in the resetCell method.  The rest would nopt need to be changed since ''BingoCell'' is a ''Cell''
+The ''BingoCard'' class will need:
   - a 2-D array of BingoCells
   - a method that constructs the card so that:
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       - The "G" column has 5 unique numbers from 46-60
       - The "O" column has 5 unique numbers from 61-75
+  - a toString method that has no parameters, and returns a string representation of the board that is similar to : {{::bingotext.png?200|}}
+  - a draw method takes a Graphics parameter to draw the board
+  - a method 'hasBingo' (that returns a boolean) which detects a win for the rows, columns, and diagonals (later you can overload this with method that takes a parameter for the "blackout," "corners," or "box" variants)