Complete your design of the game Connect-4. Thus far, you have designed one class for the game (the Cell class). The Cell class encapsulates the cells that make up the board. You must now design a Board class and a GUI.
You must produce a design of the board component of the Connect-4 game as described in project 1. You will also need to design any exception classes required by the Board class. The Board is a container class and will provide an object that maintains a two-dimensional array of Cell objects. The container can be constructed knowing the number of columns and the number of rows for the desired board. However, the constructor should throw an IllegalBoardException if the requested number of columns and rows are either negative or too large. Functionality will be required for claiming a cell in a specified column of the board, for checking the board to determine if a specified cell is part of four connected cells and for the drawing of itself. You must produce a design for a class named ConnectGUI that provides the view of the game. It will maintain two TextField objects so that the players can input the desired number of rows and columns for the board, a Button object to start the game after the row and column are entered, a Canvas object to display the colour of the current player, a TextField object to display messages as the game progresses and a Board object on which the game will be played. The class will implement the ActionListener class, which requires the design of actionPerformed method. This method will create a Board object of the desired dimensions when the start button is pressed. The class will also implement the MouseListener class, which will permit the players to indicate the cell of the board to be claimed. In particular, the mousePressed method will be designed so that the coordinates of the mouse will be selected and passed to the claim method of the Board object. The method will also keep track of the player whose turn it is, by re-setting the colour of the current player canvas on each successful claim. If a mouse event produces an unsuccessful claim, an appropriate message is displayed in the message field. The method also displays the results of the game when it logically finishes.
can someone help me do this one this is my design
Class Board Board(int length, int width); Board(int size); Board(); ---------------------------------- private instance variables Cell [][] gameBoard boolean whosTurn ---------------------------------- public instance method boolean isFull(); boolean addToken(int column) boolean isWon(); int cell (int x, int y); whosTurn()
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