dots game
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Javascript Dots & Boxes game using CSS and Flask
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claims[]: A list of all boxes on the gameboard. If claims[box#] is 0, the box is not claimed. Values greater than zero are the player number of the box owner. Boxes are numbered according to the diagram below.
history[]: A list of all moves in the game. It is a list of lists of move tuples.
lines[]: The lines connecting the dots on the gameboard. lines[line#] is 1 if the line has been drawn or 0 if the line is available. Lines are numbered according to the diagram below.
move: A move is a tuple (line#,box#,box#) where lines and boxes are numbered according to the diagram below.
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