This project was developed in early 2023 and aims to create a friendly and interactive environment between the player and the computer
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The chosen game this time was Battleship. Is it true that developing this type of game would be easier in another programming language rather than Java? Yes, it is.
But for those who enjoy a challenge, developing this game in Java was a great choice.
A choice that came with many headaches, several months of development, but in the end, what matters is that it worked -- and it was a success.
The game is 100% developed in Java using Object-Oriented Programming. The menus were mostly created through lines of code, with a small part built using features from the compiler used: Eclipse IDE.
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If you want to download the IDE that I used, click here
At the time, this was the longest and most difficult project I had ever done.
Connecting multiple menus, files, images, lines of code, and buttons to create a sense of harmony was the main challenge.
For a 16-year-old who had only worked with C++ before, switching to Object-Oriented Programming in Java was no easy task.
I admit, there may be some lines of code that are unnecessary or could be optimized, but at 16, this is what I built, it worked, and that’s why I chose to leave it just the way it is.