Lecture

JavaFX: Puzzle Game Implementation

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Description

This lecture covers the implementation of a puzzle game using JavaFX. The instructor demonstrates how to create the game structure, handle pieces, and implement functionalities like shuffling and swapping. The lecture also includes explanations on Java programming concepts such as enums, classes, and methods.

Instructor

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