static void Main(string[] args)
{
Durango d = new Durango();
d.Boxer();
playerInfo playerOne = new playerInfo();
playerInfo playerTwo = new playerInfo();
char[,] board = new char[9, 10];
int dropChoice, win, full, again;
Console.WriteLine("Let's Play Connect 4");
Console.WriteLine("Player One please enter your name: ");
playerOne.playerName = Console.ReadLine();
playerOne.playerID = 'X';
Console.WriteLine("Player Two please enter your name: ");
playerTwo.playerName = Console.ReadLine();
playerTwo.playerID = 'O';
full = 0;
win = 0;
again = 0;
DisplayBoard(board);
do
{
dropChoice = PlayerDrop(board, playerOne);
CheckBellow(board, playerOne, dropChoice);
DisplayBoard(board);
win = CheckFour(board, playerOne);
if (win == 1)
{
PlayerWin(playerOne);
again = restart(board);
if (again == 2)
{
break;
}
}
dropChoice = PlayerDrop(board, playerTwo);
CheckBellow(board, playerTwo, dropChoice);
DisplayBoard(board);
win = CheckFour(board, playerTwo);
if (win == 1)
{
PlayerWin(playerTwo);
again = restart(board);
if (again == 2)
{
break;
}
}
full = FullBoard(board);
if (full == 7)
{
Console.WriteLine("The board is full, it is a draw!");
again = restart(board);
}
} while (again != 2);
}
public static void Special()
{
int sum;
int total2;
Durango dur = new Durango();
dur.Boxer();
total2 = dur.preformAddition(20, 200);
Console.WriteLine(total2);
}
static void Main()
{
// 1 - add a new project file
// 1.1 - create/add a reference to Antidote project in references
Console.WriteLine("Getting ready to take on the world...again");
// 4 - created an instance of the durango class from the Antidote project
// 5 - then called a method from that class
Durango d = new Durango(); //this class must b public in its project or will not be seen!!!
d.Boxer();
Business b = new Business(); //this class must b public in its project or will not be seen!!!
//6 - make this the starting project
// 7 - This will not work both ways...this is an example of information hiding!!!!
int tot = d.PerformAdding(2, 4);
Console.WriteLine(tot);
Console.ReadLine();
}