Continuing with the graphical interfaces for the time being, we'll be using our new found knowledge of arrays to set up a proper board for a game. Similar to our 42 variables in project 3, we'll set up an array of square objects on a board. Using the newly generated setColor method, we'll try to make a nice looking board to play some games on. For extra credit, you'll demonstrate that you can navigate among the objects in your newly generated board.
Is what we would be doing if you guys had a little more experience with arrays.
As is, we're going to practice moving from many variables like we had in Program 3 to using a single array.
You're going to be given a chunk of structured code, and asked to modify it such that only a single array structure is needed for storing the board of a game.