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Like the classic game minesweeper, the goal of Mine Field is to avoid hitting the mines. A new twist has been added, however, and you must maneuver the field around the mines to get to the star (the asterisk) on the other side. The game uses a simple 8x16 matrix to store the field, although you could use a list or string as well. You can play this game indefinitely, since all of the mines are randomly placed.
The Code
:ClrHome
:1→X:1→Y
:DelVar [B]{8,16→dim([B]
:6→[B](randInt(2,7),15
:6→[B](randInt(2,7),14
:For(A,1,8
:6→[B](A,randInt(2,15
:End
:1→[B](4,16
:Output(Y,X,">
:Output(4,16,"*
:Repeat [B](Y,X
:Repeat Ans
:getKey→G
:End
:Output(Y,X," // 1 space
:X-(G=24 and X>1)+(G=26 and X<16→X
:Y-(G=25 and Y>1)+(G=34 and Y<8→Y
:Output(Y,X,">
:End
:ClrHome
:"YOU "+sub("WIN!!LOSE!",[B](Y,X),5The Download
In case you want to try the program on your calculator, you can download the program in .8xp format.
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