Name: MINESWEEPER FROM SCRATCH (PART 2) - CS50 on Twitch, EP.30 (MINESWEEPER FROM SCRATCH (PART 2) - CS50 on Twitch, EP. 30)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:19:47.000Z
Duration: 2 h 34 min 17 s
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Today we're going to resume what we did last week with Minesweeper.

Prior to today's stream, we had a lot of awesome language chat

in the, uh-- well, language-- we had a lot of language

discussion in the chat, a lot of folks from different parts of the world.

Shout out to everybody who popped in early.

So let me just make sure I'm going to the right place.

Acid Jack, who said "Greetings from Germany,"

and we had a little bit of a German discussion.

Learned that "nabend" means "guten abend."

It's a shorthand version of that, which is awesome.

[INAUDIBLE],, from Uzbekistan-- so, some representation

We have [INAUDIBLE],, representing the Hindi language-- didn't

[INAUDIBLE] actually was the one who said "namaste," so, apologies.

And speaking of [INAUDIBLE],, happy belated birthday, [INAUDIBLE]..

We missed saying happy birthday to you on Friday.

I don't remember if it was Friday that you were sick

Hope you're feeling much better, but happy birthday.

Sorry that I missed it on the actual day itself.

Hope you had an amazing birthday, and hope you're feeling fantastic again.

A lot of European representation today, which is awesome.

We're going to find a list of upcoming Twitch broadcasts.

They're all listed as events and will also

be listed as video, live video events, in addition to that.

People are talking about where they've been to in Europe.

I'm going to switch to my computer, here-- boom.

We talked about the game Minesweeper, and we implemented a similar,

beginning version of it-- not the full game, not the whole gameplay loop,

but it looked something similar to this--

So this is just the grid, kind of by itself.

The last feature that we implemented actually

was being able to highlight a given rectangle on the screen,

so that visually you can see where you're trying to click on a given

So the next thing, I guess, the next big feature, would be--

and probably going to be the majority of today's actual--

the more challenging aspect of today's stream

is going to be the recursive sort of reveal loop that goes on

and, when we click a tile, showing all the tiles that we--

assuming we haven't clicked on a bomb, which would be unfortunate.

But if we haven't clicked on a bomb and we

click on a blank tile or a numbered tile, if it's a numbered tile

If it's a blank tile, we reveal all the blank tiles that are adjacent to it

and recursively keep revealing tiles until we reveal numbers or blank tiles.

And so that is the gist of what we have to implement, today, the core of what

Nice things to also implement, per what some folks mentioned last time,

So, in the actual game, you can click on a given tile

to indicate that it's a bomb, that you've

predicted that's a bomb, based on the neighboring numbers and whatnot,

so that you don't accidentally click on it in the future.

We can even make it such that, if you even try to click on a flagged tile,

it just won't let you do that, if it's flagged.

It'll just be completely error-proof, in that way.

And then having a game-over screen, if we do click on a bomb-- so,

you know, showing that we've lost, showing how many points we had,

and then maybe allowing us to restart the map.

So these will be all features that we could try to implement today,

And probably the biggest piece would be the reveal loop to the game.

So that's probably what we're going to start with, today.

I think if we bite that off first, everything else will be kind of easy.

[INAUDIBLE] says "Hello from Gujarat, India."

[INAUDIBLE] I'm not sure what language that is.

[LAUGH] [INAUDIBLE] says "genuinely blessed."

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