This was developed as a solution to a technical assignment I was tasked with completing.

The classic game of 'Battleship' has the following rules:

• There are two opposing players.
• Each player has a 10x10 board.
• During the setup phase, each player places some number ( >= 1) of battleships on their board.
  • A battleship is represented as a 1-by-n or n-by-1 sequence of grid squares.
  • A battleship must be placed such that it fits entirely on the board.
  • A battleship cannot overlap with another battleship on the same board.
• After setup, both players alternate taking turns to choose a single coordinate on the opponent's board to "attack".
  • If the opponent contains a battleship at that coordinate, that part of the battleship is "damaged".
  • If all squares occupied by a battleship have been damaged, it is "sunk".
  • The attacker receives information about whether their attack was "hit" or "miss".
• Players continue to take turns until a player wins by sinking all of the opponent's battleships.

We are not required to implement the full game, only a state tracker for each player.
In particular, we must implement the following functionality:

• Create a board.
• Add a battleship to the board.
• Take an 'attack' at a given position, and report back whether the attack resulted in a hit or a miss.
• Return whether the player has lost the game yet (i.e. all battleships have been sunk).

This repo contains a Visual Studio 2017 solution with two projects:

• battleship-board: Contains all functionality. Built as a library; No executable is produced.
• battleship-board-tests: Contains unit tests to validate the functionality implemented in battleship-board.

Open the solution file at battleship-board\battleship-board.sln and use Visual Studio's inbuilt test runner to execute all tests (From the menu bar: Test > Run > All Tests).