Java-Developed Memory Matching Puzzle Game
Ready to take a crack at creating a memory game in Java? Let's dive right in and build a console version that's both fun and educational.
Setting Up the Project in IntelliJ
- Launch the IntelliJ IDE.
- Click on "Create New Project" and choose "Java" as the project type.
- Select the appropriate Java SDK for your project.
- Name your project, e.g., "MemoryGame".
Crafting the Memory Game Code
Create a new Java class named and enter the following code:
```javaimport java.util.ArrayList;import java.util.Collections;import java.util.Scanner;
public class MemoryGame {
}```
This code builds a simple console-based memory game where you find matching pairs of cards by flipping them. The game will continue until all pairs are found, and you can shout "You've won the game!" with victory.
Running the Game on IntelliJ
- Ensure the project is correctly set up with the SDK and the memory game class located under the correct folder.
- Right-click the class and select "Run 'MemoryGame.main()'" or click the green play button next to the main method.
- Play the game and enter the indices of the cards you'd like to flip.
Now that you know how to build the memory game, you can modify it and tailor it to your liking. Good luck and have fun!
Arrays of characters are utilized to represent the cards and the game board in the MemoryGame code.The technology employed in this console version of the memory game is Java, as demonstrated through the use of ArrayList, Scanner, and other related libraries.
