How To Build Minesweeper With JavaScript - Mitchum.Blog
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The minesweeper board is a 10 x 10 square. We could make it other sizes, like the classic Windows version, but for demonstration purposes we will stick to the smaller, “beginner” version of the game. The board has a predetermined number of randomly placed mines. The player cannot see them. The minesweeper board is a 10 x 10 square. We could make it other sizes, like the classic Windows version, but for demonstration purposes we will stick to the smaller, “beginner” version of the game. The board has a predetermined number of randomly placed mines. The player cannot see them. Cells can exist in one of two states: opened or closed. Clicking on a cell opens it. If a mine was lurking there, the game ends in failure. If there is no mine in the cell, but there are mines in o... Right clicking on a cell marks it with a flag. The flag indicates that the player knows there is a mine lurking there. login
The minesweeper board is a 10 x 10 square. We could make it other sizes, like the classic Windows version, but for demonstration purposes we will stick to the smaller, “beginner” version of the game.
The board has a predetermined number of randomly placed mines. The player cannot see them.
Cells can exist in one of two states: opened or closed. Clicking on a cell opens it. If a mine was lurking there, the game ends in failure. If there is no mine in the cell, but there are mines in o...
Right clicking on a cell marks it with a flag. The flag indicates that the player knows there is a mine lurking there.
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