Today, I’ll be explaining a simple MineSweeper program that I have written in Python programming language. If the player selects a cell which contains the bomb, he/she loses the game. Just to make it clear, neighboring cells is defined as adjacent horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Each cell hides a bomb or a value which displays the number of bombs in it’s neighboring cells. Minesweeper is a puzzle game which the player will select a cell in a square grid continuously. You can solve a grid by using the Solver class: from minesweeper.Does anyone remember playing one default games that were shipped in the early Windows OS days? This should look familiar! Game Dynamics Once installed, you can also use this application as a python library.Ĭreate a simple board: from minesweeper.board import Grid, Cell You can solve any board configuration by running the -grid command: $ minesweeper -timeout 3 -grid """
Provide a grid with the following cell types: Verify correct installation by running: minesweeper -help or python -m minesweeper -help CLI Usage Install this application using pip directly referencing the dev branch from github: $ pip install you can clone this repository and install the minesweeper package with: $ pip install -e minesweeper You should be able to get a solution by running: $ minesweeper -timeout 3 -grid """
We can respresent that board on the commandline by using a notation. Consider the following board configuration: This simple python implementation is able to infer the solution from a minesweeper board.
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