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Jonas Thörnvall:

> Got a little taste for graphical programming. But it was a long time
> since i did program any sort of game. I think i can see how to
> program the actual piece movement of pieces "except for maybe
> castling and draw, and possibly other specialities".
> 
> But howto treat the squares of board? Is each square just an object
> ID with two properties "occupied/free" "black and white"?
[...]

<https://nanochess.org/chess4.html#js1k>

*scnr*


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