Fields have three states: uncovered, covered and flagged. Mines are scattered throughout a board, which is divided into fields. Paint itself based on its status // public void paint() else if (e.getButton() = MouseEvent. Legendary game written in React with Hooks and Typescript. Set JButton's default display properties Int row, col // The row and column number of the cell Public static final Font FONT_NUMBERS = new Font('Monospaced', Font.BOLD, 20) Public static final Color FG_REVEALED = Color.YELLOW // number of mines Public static final Color BG_REVEALED = Color.DARK_GRAY Public static final Color FG_NOT_REVEALED = Color.RED // flag, mines Public static final Color BG_NOT_REVEALED = Color.GREEN Name-constants for JButton's colors and fonts * row/column numbers and status of each cell. * Customize (subclass) the JButton to include Instead of using raw JButton, we shall customize (subclass) JButton called Cell, to include the row/column, and some status fields. The Cell Class - Subclass (Customize) JButton If you are using JDK/TextEditor, create a sub-directory called minesweeper. In Eclipse/NetNeans, first create a package called minesweeper, before writing the classes. Class Diagram Package minesweeperДЄll the classes are kept under a package called minesweeper. For the basic version with 10x10 cells, construct a 10x10 JButton array and arranged in 10x10 GridLayout. You win if all the cells not containing mines are revealed you lose if you reveal a cell containing a mine. You left-click to reveal a cell and right-click on a cell to plant/remove a flag marking suspicious mine.

The objective is to clear a rectangular mine field containing hidden 'mines' without detonating any of them, with help from clues about the number of neighboring mines in the revealed cells. Mine Sweeper is a single-player mind game. You could wiki 'Mine Sweeper' to understand the rules of the game.

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