classes are easy enough for me.
Create a player class.
Create a global array of handles.
Put all 4 player classes into the array.
Then, you can run functions defined in the player that you choose.
Here is what I consider to be the difference between classes and functions.
Classes don't really return data, they contain it. I'd like to say a class is sort of a new dimension where you can store data and functions, keep in mind that functions and methods are really, really similar, it's just that a method is a function that is stored inside a class.
When defining a class, you can do:
class player
{
}
Fill up the area between the braces with variable declarations like this:
class player
{
string name;
int turn=0;
}
You probably want a constructor. Let's say you go to a restaurant where you can set up a pizza with you're own ingredients.
To make that pizza, the data is required.
In the same way, a constructor will prepare the pizza, erm, class by using data you give it.
class player
{
string name;
int turn=0;
player(string name, int turn=0) // To create a constructor, you put the name of the class, then a set of () like you do when defining a normal function. Between these, you can tell BGT what variables you expect, just like a normal function too. All you can't do with a constructor is return a value.
{ // Here's the code that goes in a constructor, it'll set up the class.
//this is a way to refer to the current class
this.name=name; // Set the name property of this class to the name property that you passed.
this.turn=turn; // Same as above
}
}
//Now we can test this.
First, to use the class, make it like this.
player me("monkey")
//To declare a class, put the name of the class first, a space, the name you want it to be and then, if you made a constructor for that class player has one then pass it parameters, in this case name.
//Now test the name
void main()
{
alert("The name of me is ", me.name);
}

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