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Catt Chess
70 PointsDon't understand this line
Don't understand how this line works.
return mGame.applyGuess(guess);
1 Answer
Alexander Nikiforov
Java Web Development Techdegree Graduate 22,175 PointsFirst it calls method named applyGuess defined in class Game that takes a char and returns a boolean value.
Saying in human words, when you write applyGuess(someChar) in the Game class is checked whether passed char is in Answer of the Game
And if this char called guess is in Answer then true is returned, if it is not false
When you write return whatever value returns applyGuess method is passed to return of the method where it was called.
That is all I can say.... May be you can re-phrase what exactly is not understandable for you ...