Function Name: battleship Inputs 1. 2. 3. (char) A 10x10 array representing player one's ship placement (char) A 10x10 array representing player two's ship placement (char) A comma separated list of moves Outputs: 1. (char) A string describing the outcome of the game Background: train every day by playing your favorite game, Battleship. Now that you know iteration in You have always dreamed of being a pirate one day. In order to be a good pirate, you MATLAB, you realize that you can become King of the Pirates with the power of MATLAB! Function Description: Battleship is a two-player guessing game in which each player arranges a fleet of ships on a 10x10 grid. The players then take turns guessing where on the grid the opponent's ships are located. The game ends when one player has "sunk" all of the other player's ships by guessing every grid coordinate containing part of a ship. On the left, a typical battleship board is shown below, where ships are colored in blue. On the right is our MATLAB representation of the same board AB CDEF GHI J 2 0 0 0 4 9 Given a list of moves and the game boards of both players, play out a game of battleship. The third input will be given in the form '
, , ... '. To play out a turn, mark player one's guess on player two's board. If player one didn't win the game, mark player two's guess on player one's board. Repeat this process until the game is over (when there are no 'O's remaining on one of the player's boards). Finally, output the string 'Player won after turns.' Example: p2 0 0 0 0 0 moves 'E3,H4,C2, E8,C3,C5, C4,I5,I10,I4,C4,D10,310,H9 winner battleship(p1, p2, moves)'Player 1 won after 7 turns.' Notes: There will always be a winner, but there may be more moves listed than are necessary to end the game. turn consists of both players making a guess, unless the game ends after player one's guess. Players will never guess a square that is not on the grid. A Hints: The strtok function may be useful. Function Name: battleship Inputs 1. 2. 3. (char) A 10x10 array representing player one's ship placement (char) A 10x10 array representing player two's ship placement (char) A comma separated list of moves Outputs: 1. (char) A string describing the outcome of the game Background: train every day by playing your favorite game, Battleship. Now that you know iteration in You have always dreamed of being a pirate one day. In order to be a good pirate, you MATLAB, you realize that you can become King of the Pirates with the power of MATLAB! Function Description: Battleship is a two-player guessing game in which each player arranges a fleet of ships on a 10x10 grid. The players then take turns guessing where on the grid the opponent's ships are located. The game ends when one player has "sunk" all of the other player's ships by guessing every grid coordinate containing part of a ship. On the left, a typical battleship board is shown below, where ships are colored in blue. On the right is our MATLAB representation of the same board AB CDEF GHI J 2 0 0 0 4 9 Given a list of moves and the game boards of both players, play out a game of battleship. The third input will be given in the form ', , ... '. To play out a turn, mark player one's guess on player two's board. If player one didn't win the game, mark player two's guess on player one's board. Repeat this process until the game is over (when there are no 'O's remaining on one of the player's boards). Finally, output the string 'Player won after turns.' Example: p2 0 0 0 0 0 moves 'E3,H4,C2, E8,C3,C5, C4,I5,I10,I4,C4,D10,310,H9 winner battleship(p1, p2, moves)'Player 1 won after 7 turns.' Notes: There will always be a winner, but there may be more moves listed than are necessary to end the game. turn consists of both players making a guess, unless the game ends after player one's guess. Players will never guess a square that is not on the grid. A Hints: The strtok function may be useful
