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our four in a row game will be
completely viewable on-screen.
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And this stage of game
development will be complete.
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As we move forward into the next stages
of this course, we'll add interaction and
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logic to the game,
the parts that make it playable.
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But completing this foundation work is
a huge milestone and you should be proud.
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Let's look at the start game solution and
then load up the game in the browser.
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Make sure you're are in the Game.js file.
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Head to the start game method.
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Your first step was to call
the draw HTML Board method.
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You were tasked with figuring out
what object call this method on and
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