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README.md

rowboz

A clone of the video game Chase/Robots written in Go. Primary goal is to deepen my knowledge and understanding of the Go programming language.

Gameplay

As described here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chase_(video_game)

Technology

The tool will be written in Go exploring the following:

Deepening my knowledge of Go routines
Usage of channels
Localities
Interfaces
Generics (if possible)

Phases

Step 1

Make the game in a functioning state (#11)

Step 2

Split the game in separate modules (#1)

Description

A clone of the video game Chase/Robots written in Go. Primary goal is to deepen my knowledge and understanding of the Go programming language.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chase_(video_game)

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