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 # Chess_2
-Project for rofle.
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-# Chess Object
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-This file contains the definition of the `Piece` class, which represents a chess piece.
-
-## Constructor
-
-The `Piece` class has a constructor that takes four arguments:
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-- `color`: the color of the piece (either `Color::White` or `Color::Black`)
-- `type`: the type of the piece (e.g. `PieceType::King`, `PieceType::Queen`, etc.)
-- `row`: the row of the piece (0-7)
-- `col`: the column of the piece (0-7)
-
-## Methods
-
-The `Piece` class has several methods to get and set the color, type, row, and column of the piece.
-
-- `getColor()`: returns the color of the piece
-- `getType()`: returns the type of the piece
-- `getRow()`: returns the row of the piece
-- `getCol()`: returns the column of the piece
-- `setRow(int newRow)`: sets the row of the piece
-- `setCol(int newCol)`: sets the column of the piece
-- `setColor(Color newColor)`: sets the color of the piece
-- `setType(PieceType newType)`: sets the type of the piece
-- `move(int newRow, int newCol)`: moves the piece to a new row and column
-
-## Notes
-
-- The constructor does not perform input data validation.
-- The `move` function does not perform validation on the new position.
-- The destructor `~Piece()` is declared but not implemented.
-- There is no error checking when accessing class members.
-
-
-# Chess ID
-
-This file contains the implementation of the `ChessID` class, which represents a unique identifier for a chess piece.
-
-## Methods
-
-The `ChessID` class has several methods to get and set the row, column, and color of the piece.
-
-- `getRow()`: returns the row of the piece
-- `getCol()`: returns the column of the piece
-- `getColor()`: returns the color of the piece
-- `setRow(int newRow)`: sets the row of the piece
-- `setCol(int newCol)`: sets the column of the piece
-- `setColor(Color newColor)`: sets the color of the piece
-
-## Notes
-
-- There is no input data validation.
-- There is no error checking when accessing class members.
-
-## Suggestions for improvement
-
-- Add input data validation.
-- Add error checking when accessing class members.
-- Consider using constant class members if they do not change after initialization.
-- Consider using exceptions for error handling instead of returning garbage values.# Chess Board
-
-This file contains the implementation of the `Board` class, which represents a chess board.
-
-## Constructor
-
-The `Board` class has a constructor that takes no arguments.
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-## Methods
-
-The `Board` class has several methods to manipulate the board:
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-- `initBoard()`: initializes the board with the starting position of the pieces
-- `printBoard()`: prints the current state of the board
-- `movePiece(int fromRow, int fromCol, int toRow, int toCol)`: moves a piece from one position to another
-- `getPiece(int row, int col)`: returns the piece at a given position
-- `setPiece(int row, int col, Piece* piece)`: sets a piece at a given position
-- `isCheck()`: checks if the king is in check
-- `isCheckmate()`: checks if the king is in checkmate
-- `isStalemate()`: checks if the game is a stalemate
-
-## Notes
-
-- The constructor does not perform input data validation.
-- The `movePiece` function does not perform validation on the move.
-- There is no error checking when accessing class members.
-
-## Suggestions for improvement
-
-- Add input data validation in the constructor.
-- Implement the destructor `~Board()` if necessary.
-- Add error checking when accessing class members.
-- Consider using constant class members if they do not change after initialization.
-- Consider using exceptions for error handling instead of returning garbage values.
-
-
-# Chess Board
-
-This file contains the implementation of the `Board` class, which represents a chess board.
-
-## Constructor
-
-The `Board` class has a constructor that takes no arguments.
-
-## Methods
-
-The `Board` class has several methods to manipulate the board:
-
-- `initBoard()`: initializes the board with the starting position of the pieces
-- `printBoard()`: prints the current state of the board
-- `movePiece(int fromRow, int fromCol, int toRow, int toCol)`: moves a piece from one position to another
-- `getPiece(int row, int col)`: returns the piece at a given position
-- `setPiece(int row, int col, Piece* piece)`: sets a piece at a given position
-- `isCheck()`: checks if the king is in check
-- `isCheckmate()`: checks if the king is in checkmate
-- `isStalemate()`: checks if the game is a stalemate
-
-## Notes
-
-- The constructor does not perform input data validation.
-- The `movePiece` function does not perform validation on the move.
-- There is no error checking when accessing class members.
-
-## Suggestions for improvement
-
-- Add input data validation in the constructor.
-- Implement the destructor `~Board()` if necessary.
-- Add error checking when accessing class members.
-- Consider using constant class members if they do not change after initialization.
-- Consider using exceptions for error handling instead of returning garbage values.
+Not just a chess.