All code should comply with the PEP8 standard
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/

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It works but it's not elegant. I'm certain there's a better way. Let's research some algorithms I am sure there are some out there.

We are first going to package it for Windows. Here is how it's going to work:

1. We will package all the source code and media files into a zip file
2. Include a python or batch script which installs all the required programs to run the game
   • Install Python 3
   • Install pygame
3. Include a batch script which runs the game. It should simply say
   • python3 battleship.py

This is just the traditional method of packaging programs and it should work out fine. We will make one for windows then one for Mac and Linux.

implement the check_hit function which checks if the user's attack choice will land on a placed ship or not.

Implemented by @DannyBoyG in several commits. #21

http://www.pyinstaller.org/

Let's try this to create a release that a user can run on their PC

The sound files are not being uploaded to GitHub. We need to find a solution to this by either adding them to GitHub or uploading them somewhere and adding an install script which downloads them.

we need to implement the print_board function to at the very least just print the current board elements. No need for numbering yet we can make that a separate feature.

The client has asked that we implement different levels of difficulty based on grid size and ship count so the user can pick a grid size at the start of a game.

https://nerdparadise.com/programming/pygame/part3