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hotchkiss / ChessBoard.java
Last active December 16, 2015 21:29
Java compiler is throwing an error for not implementing an abstract class's method, even though the method is implemented.
/*
* Version:
* $Id$
*
* Revisions:
* $Log$
*/
import java.util.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
"""
file: hashtable.py
language: python3
author: sps@cs.rit.edu Sean Strout
author: jeh@cs.rit.edu James Heliotis
author: anh@cs.rit.edu Arthur Nunes-Harwitt
author: hotchkiss@rit.edu Collin Hotchkiss
description: open addressing Hash Table for CS 242 Lecture
"""
import copy
model = engineData.model
model.SetPlayerData(0, playerData.PlayerData(engineData.logger,0, [0,4]))
model.setPlayerData(1, playerData.PlayerData(engineData.logger,1, [9,4]))
model.setPlayerData(2, playerData.PlayerData(engineData.logger,2, [4,0]))
model.setPlayerData(3, playerData.PlayerData(engineData.logger,3, [4,9]))
engineData.model = model
return engineData
model = engineData.model
players = []
players += [playerData.PlayerData(engineData.logger,0, [0,4])]
players += [playerData.PlayerData(engineData.logger,1,[9,4])]
if playerNum == 4:
players += [playerData.PlayerData(engineData.logger,2,[4,0])]
players += [playerData.PlayerData(engineData.logger,3,[4,9])]
model.setPlayerData = players
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