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Marcel Konjata
3,245 PointsAlternate solution to declare if invader scored?
I would use another Path class property
public MapLocation Endpoint => _path[_path.Length - 1];
and then in Invader class public bool Hascored => Location== Endpoint ? true : false;
could be this used, I see no problem with that and it is more natural for me, but not sure if I did not break something in encapsulation