I know I\'m making an error somewhere in this code, but I can\'t figure it out. The player1.getId(); returns a value of 1 just so you are aware. I\'m trying to print the i
The condition is true
here (if player1.getId() == 1
):
if(grid[i][j] == player1.getId());
But the code contains a logical error: a group of operators here - the empty operator ;
and it will be executed...
currentX
and currentY
always will be equals the length of the array.
currentX = grid.length;
currentY = grid[0].length;