joshagudo

Challenge:

Write a program that counts and sums the scores of a bowling game for a single player.

Game features:

• 1 player only
• There are 10 pins in a frame
  • The objective in each frame is for the player to knock down all the pins
  • A player is allowed a maximum 2 rolls per frame
• There are 10 frames in a single game
• The highest score possible is 300

joshagudo

2021/03/10 23:01:16 [WARN] Log levels other than TRACE are currently unreliable, and are supported only for backward compatibility.
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joshagudo

Trunk-Based Development

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Key Principles

Continuous Integration (CI)

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