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Leonardo Motta
11,284 PointsWould it work if I pass the board object as an parameter?
As you can see, the instructor created the new object board directly in the constructor this.board = new Board() and I was going to pass it as an argument const = new Game(new Board()); can this work?
class Game {
constructor(board) {
this.board = board;
this.players = this.CreatePlayers;
this.ready = false;
}
/**
* Creates two player objects
* @return {Array} An array of two Player objects.
*/
CreatePlayers() {
const players = [
new Player("Player 1", 1, "#e15258", true),
new Player("Player 2", 2, "#e59a13")
];
return players;
}
}
I do understand that her version is shorter and clean, just want to know if it would be valid code.
1 Answer
Tobiasz Gala
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 23,529 PointsIt could be a good solution when you create game with specific number of rows and columns.
new Game(new Board(#ofrows, #ofcolumns));
But since this project creates game with specific number of rows and columns the code provided in the video is cleaner because you just call new game like that.
new Game(); // and everything is clean when you read the code - you start new game!