Sneak peek in the Code!

              

              In our previous blogs we have discussed about our approach and logic of the code. You must be wondering what do we see in the output window and what are the actual codes! Here you go, in this blog we will take a peek at the code and the output they result into.

               When we run our code, this is the first window that pops up. The User can choose the number of players.  

Java SWING has a function named actionPerformed, we have used Button actionPerfmoded in our project extensively. When the user clicks the onscreen button, the button fires action event and executes the piece of code written in that function. Thus, further in the blog, we’ve mentioned the actions and the functions.

When one clicks the Two Users Button, a new window pops up and the following code is written in the function. The function makes sure that it is executed when the button is clicked.

 

If the User clicks on the One User button, again another window pops up which has the same design as the Two Users mode but different logic as discussed previously. The function for the same is given below.

There’s something very interesting to note here! The functions to open the desired User window is the main function from that file. This implies that there is NO main function present in the User Mode files i.e. they cannot run on their own. When the button is clicked we dispose the current window and the main of another file is called and thus the window pops up.

The following is the window that has the same design for both the modes One User mode as well as Two Users mode.

              

             When we are in the One User mode, the code piece given below runs the game.

             When we get in Two Users mode, this piece of code comes in action.

              

               

            After a particular game is won by the User or either of any Users, we have two options either the user can refresh and start a new game or the User can choose the number of users.

When Refresh button is clicked, this function is executed which makes sure that the user can enjoy another game.

              

            When user clicks on User Mode button, the following function gets executed, this is the main function of the first file that we executed.

 

               This was all about what code we have written and what kind of Output is visible to the User. I hope this blog gave you a clear idea about the flow of our game. In the next and the last blog, we will try to put up some more additions(if any) to enhance our code aesthetically and problems faced by us(obviously with their solutions xD). Until then, HAPPY CODING!