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I worked on versions v1.01, v1.04, v1.07, v1.10, and v1.11. Version v1.01 was compromised of just uploading the template files and getting the repository in order. Version v1.04 loads the grid from a 36 element array through nested for loops rather than 36 lines of grunt codes. Version v1.07 converts the global grid array to be two-dimensional rather than one-dimensional. This allows for easier row/column reference in the code when changing values. Version v1.10 was a minor edit, just fixing the debug textarea with incorrect values caused by a lack of redefinition of the global array grid. Version v1.11 added functionality to solve row pairs.
I worked on versions v1.03, v1.06 and v1.09.
- v1.03 made the dividing lines between the cells in the gameboard a solid red line.
- v1.06 task was condensing 6 loops to 2 nested loops. However, the nested loops was done in v1.04 by Aiden so there was no difference between v1.06 JavaScript content and v1.04, v1.05.
- v1.09 change variables row, col and grid from local variables to global variables. A new function was added to replacing values in the gameboard by using 2D array instead of 1D array.
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