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[feat]: Develop Two-Player Chess Game in Python #359

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purnasth opened this issue Oct 28, 2023 · 4 comments
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[feat]: Develop Two-Player Chess Game in Python #359

purnasth opened this issue Oct 28, 2023 · 4 comments
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Issue Title: Develop Two-Player Chess Game in Python

Issue Description:

I propose to develop a two-player chess game using Python to enhance this repository.

Proposed Features:

  • Implementation of the complete set of chess rules.
  • Enable two players to take turns and play against each other.
  • Incorporate standard chess piece movements and special rules such as castling, en passant, and pawn promotion.

Additional Information:

As a fan of chess and a Python enthusiast, I am eager to contribute this engaging two-player chess game to our repository. This game will not only entertain users but also serve as a learning tool for chess enthusiasts. I am excited to work on this project and look forward to your guidance and feedback.

Assign this issue to me, and I'll get started on the development. Thank you for considering this addition to the repository.

@purnasth purnasth added the enhancement New feature or request label Oct 28, 2023
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Hi @purnasth! 👋

Thank you for creating an issue in our repository! We appreciate your contribution and will get back to you as soon as possible.

@purnasth purnasth changed the title [feat[: Develop Two-Player Chess Game in Python [feat]: Develop Two-Player Chess Game in Python Oct 28, 2023
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Set up the board representation: Create a data structure to represent the chessboard and the pieces. You can use a two-dimensional array or a dictionary to map the positions on the board to the corresponding pieces.

Implement the rules of chess: Define the movement rules for each type of chess piece (pawn, rook, knight, bishop, queen, king). Ensure that the moves are valid and handle special cases like castling, en passant, and promotion.

Display the board: Create a visual representation of the chessboard using ASCII characters or a graphical user interface (GUI) library like Pygame or Tkinter. Display the current state of the board and update it after each move.

Handle player input: Prompt the players for their moves and validate the input. Translate the input into the corresponding moves on the board.

Implement game logic: Keep track of the game state, including whose turn it is, whether a player is in check or checkmate, and if the game ends in a draw. Check for checkmate conditions after each move.

Implement the game loop: Create a loop that continues until the game is over. Within the loop, alternate between players and allow them to make moves. Display the updated board after each move.

Add additional features: Enhance the game by adding features like move suggestions, highlighting valid moves, undo/redo moves, and saving/loading games.

Test and debug: Test your game thoroughly, covering different scenarios and edge cases. Debug any issues that arise and refine your code to ensure smooth gameplay.

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124amit commented Nov 1, 2023

I can solve this can you assign me

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124amit commented Nov 1, 2023

done

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