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If you're already familiar with the game of BINGO, you probably have images of superstitious, blue-haired, old women in a church hall maniacally hovering over a dozen, dog-eared, rumpled cards. You can skip this section.If you're not familiar with BINGO then you'll want to read this section.
Our Java implementation of BINGO is a client/server application that allows players all over the world to play BINGO together. No money changes hands! This is not gambling...it's just good clean fun.
The code will make more sense if you play the game first. Besides, it's fun.
This section describes each class that contribute to the Game and Player programs and how they fit together.
The Game and the Player applications use many of the JDK 1.2 features such as:
- The new JFC ("Swing") User Interface classes
- Multi-threading and thread synchronization
- Inter-application communication APIs
- Digital signatures
- Customized EventQueue
- Managing program settings
We haven't done it all. Read here for a list of things you can do to improve the BINGO game.
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