Chinese Chess Board Representation
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The Chinese Chess (Xiangqi) board is a grid of 10 horizontal lines (ranks) and 9 vertical lines (files). The pieces are placed on the intersections. We can represent it with a sequence of 12x10=110 integers
a[0], a[1], ... , [119].
The actual board is represented by the entries
a[11] - a[19],...., a[101] - a[109].
The entries
a[0], a[10], a[20],... and a[110]-a[119]
represent the edge of the board and are set the value -1.
See also
- Bitboards
- Board Representations of (international) Chess
References
- ↑ Xiangqi board in the Chinese Garden Qian Yuan of the Botanical Garden of Ruhr University Bochum, Image by Gerd Isenberg, July 07, 2016
- ↑ Zhang Zhenshan (2015). Qian Yuan - Chinesische Gartenkunst in Bochum. DOI:10.13154/RUB.58.61
