Using a .txt file to make moves on chess board in java PART C. Move the chess

Using a .txt file to make moves on chess board in java

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PART C. Move the chess pieces. Now build upon what you have in Setup.java by creating ChessMoves.java using input2.txt The next part of this input file will give you a list of moves that you should attempt to accomplish. One such move is having the pawn at coordinate (7,0) move to (7,2). If the move is illegal, do not allow the move. PAWN: (7,0) (7,2) Moved! (7,0) (7,2) BISHOP: (0,3) (0,1) Invalid move. (0,3) (0,1) ==== ================ ======%3D =7= =7= --- =6= -r- =6= =5= -b- =5= =4= =4= =3= -b- =3= -b- -b- =2= -p- =23= -p- =1= =1= -h- -r- --- =0= -h- =0= === =0= =1= =2= =3= =4= =5= =6= =7= === =0= =13 =2%= =3= =4= =5= =6= =7= PART C. Move the chess pieces. Now build upon what you have in Setup.java by creating ChessMoves.java using input2.txt The next part of this input file will give you a list of moves that you should attempt to accomplish. One such move is having the pawn at coordinate (7,0) move to (7,2). If the move is illegal, do not allow the move. PAWN: (7,0) (7,2) Moved! (7,0) (7,2) BISHOP: (0,3) (0,1) Invalid move. (0,3) (0,1) ==== ================ ======%3D =7= =7= --- =6= -r- =6= =5= -b- =5= =4= =4= =3= -b- =3= -b- -b- =2= -p- =23= -p- =1= =1= -h- -r- --- =0= -h- =0= === =0= =1= =2= =3= =4= =5= =6= =7= === =0= =13 =2%= =3= =4= =5= =6= =7=

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Coding for the chess move public abstract class Piece protected int x y protected ... View the full answer