#The Board

#The Players

#Tools

#Assumptions

#Getting Started and Testing Instructions

#Scoreboard April 22, 2014

#Side Challenge - NoHOLD

The Board

The Players

Tools

Assumptions

Getting Started and Testing Instructions

Scoreboard April 22, 2014

Side Challenge - NoHOLD

// Optional code here
public class Wolf extends Animal {
    // Optional code here
    public Wolf() { super('W'); // Optional code here }
    public Attack fight(char opponent) { // Required code here. Must return an Attack. }
    public Move move() { // Required code here. Must return a Move. }
    // Optional code here
}

// Optional code here
public class Wolf extends Animal {
    // Optional code here
    public Wolf() { super('W'); /* Optional code here */ }
    public Attack fight(char opponent) { /* Required code here. Must return an Attack. */ }
    public Move move() { /* Required code here. Must return a Move. */ }
    // Optional code here
}

• You are provided with a small map of your immediate surroundings in the following form.
  • char[][] surroundings A zero indexed, 3 by 3 matrix of characters that represent nearby animals. You are at surroundings[1][1]. For example, to your right would be surroundings[1][2], and above you is surroundings[0][1]. Your surroundings are updated just before being asked to move, but may be out of date when asked to fight.
• You may persist data between invocations of your Wolf, Move requests, and Attack requests. You may neither read from nor modify files created by another Wolf class.
• You are provided with the size of the map in the following form
  • int MAP_SIZE

• You are provided with a small map of your immediate surroundings in the following form.
  • char[][] surroundings A zero indexed, 3 by 3 matrix of characters that represent nearby animals. Empty tiles are represented by a space character (' '). You are at surroundings[1][1]. For example, to your right would be surroundings[1][2], and above you is surroundings[0][1]. Your surroundings are updated just before being asked to move, but may be out of date when asked to fight.
• You may persist data between invocations of your Wolf, Move requests, and Attack requests. You may neither read from nor modify files created by another Wolf class.
• You are provided with the size of the map in the following form
  • int MAP_SIZE