Minesweeper (Part 2/16)

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Our playing field is kind of small, don't you think? It should be 9x9 cells: 1) There is a setScreenSize(int, int) method to set the size of the field 2) This method takes width and height arguments (the number of cells wide and high) 3) the dimensions of the field will be used frequently, so it's

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Hoist

Level 22 , San Diego, United States

27 February, 20:49

See notes on superclass and subclass extends --

sachin

Level 8 , Singapore, Singapore

24 January 2022, 16:44

I am confused on why line 1 below is having starting with the keyword "Package" whereas line 2 with "Import" package com.codegym.games.minesweeper; import com.codegym.engine.cell.*; I came back on this after a while so not able to connect the dots. Kindly help.

Gyepi

Level 20 , Hungary

7 November 2022, 18:08

package it is your worksapce where you class is !! import we use extra class they provided

Manoj

Level 3 , Gurgaon, India

29 January, 14:53

Package is your program's directory structure and where as Import is used to import the inherited Game class predefined methods.

shining Student

22 November 2021, 16:12

I don't understand how to do this question and why the answer is like. Who can explain it to me.

Tomek

Level 17 , Poland

Expert

23 November 2021, 13:29

You have to declare variable which got the dimensions of field:

private static final int SIDE = 9;

You have to create a method which is responsible for initializing the field. Inside this method you are calling to the method setScreenSize

public void initialize(){
    setScreenSize(SIDE,SIDE);
};

And you have to create method setScreenSize which is responsible for calling another, inherited method setScreenSize, and you bring x and y to inherited method setScreenSize;

public void setScreenSize(int x , int y){
    super.setScreenSize(x, y);
}

miguel

Level 12 , Corredor

9 April 2021, 18:06

Hey everybody... I don't know if I missed something... but I didn't study inherit or something like that so far in the material... So, are we going to study that in a after lesson? Or where can I find that lesson?