Computer Science APEA 15-100, Summer 2009
Lab 10

Read these instructions first!

• The homework collaboration policy does not apply to labs.  In labs, you may work alone or in small groups.  And you may show each other your code, and help each other in any manner.  This is encouraged, in fact!
   
• That said, the participation policy is still in effect -- you must not only attend labs, but actually work during the labs.  If you have completed the assigned work, then you should either help others, if they request it, or you should delve deeper into the assigned material.   But you must use the lab time exclusively to explore the material covered in that lab.
   
• In particular, you may not use lab time to do your homework.
   
• There is nothing to submit for labs.

Write and/or finish writing the Checkers game that was presented in lecture today.  Use the same general approach that was used in lecture, representing the checkers board with a two-dimensional array of ints (EMPTY, WHITE, BLUE, WHITE_KING, or BLUE_KING).  Do not worry about double-jumps.

Carpe diem!