Chess Programming

Programming a chess application in QBasic (QB64)

Related articles Huo Chess Main Page How to Develop a Chess program for Beginners Series. The terror of debugging a chess program (and the unexpected benefits…) News 2022-07-14: Fixed the problem with the checking of the check. 2022-05-06: Huo Chess v0.7 in QBasic with graphics is released. The version addresses Out of Memory issues with…

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September 4, 2020

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HUO Writer: A simple AI writer with basic Neural Network capabilities (QB64)

News 2021-02-14: Updated phrases the AI uses. Added more comments to make the code more readable and easier to configure new phrases. Goal The goal of Huo Writer is to be a program that thinks philosophically. By getting user input on a specific topic, it can generate phrases with deep philosphical meaning so as to…

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September 1, 2020

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Programming for kids: Developing a chess program in BASIC – Part 4: Advanced concepts

Hello again! After having published various tutorials on basic chess programming, it is time to move on to more advanced concepts. Programming for kids – How to program a chess program in BASIC Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 (You are here) Existing chess tutorials How to Develop a Chess program for Beginners…

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May 17, 2020

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