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The '''Target Square''' of a [[Moves|move]], also called to- or destination square, is the square occupied by the moving [[Pieces|piece]] after [[Make Move|making the move]]. If the target square was occupied by an opponent piece in case of a [[Captures|capture]], the opponent piece is removed from the board as part of the completion of the move. In [[Pieces versus Directions#PieceByPiece|piece wise]] [[Move Generation|move generation]], [[Origin Square|move origins]] are subject of an outer loop over all pieces, while the target squares are subject of an inner loop, after attack and move target generation. [[Pieces versus Directions#DirectionWise|Direction-wise]] move generation traverses target squares per direction and generally requires more effort to determine the from-squares.

=Forum Posts=
* [http://www.talkchess.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=65552 Most common destination squares from 1M chess games] by [[Vincent Ollivier]], [[CCC]], October 26, 2017

=See also=
* [[Encoding Moves]]
* [[Move Generation]]
* [[Origin Square]]
* [[Square Attacked By]]

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