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Creating the check for a winning game and other methods to our game class.
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- Created a method to check if the cards at two given locations are a match
- Created a method to check if the game had been won by seeing if any card's matched attribute was still set to false
- Created a method to make sure the location the user gives exists in our grid
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created cards and created the grid.
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Now we need to check if two given
locations have matching cards.
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Check if a game has been won.
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And also check if the location of
player inputs is a valid input.
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Let's start with checking for matches.
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>> Let's call our method check match.
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>> It'll take two locations.
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