Problem 315. Valid Chess Moves

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Jean-Marie Sainthillieron 20 Jul 2012

Hard !

Rafael S.T. Vieiraon 11 Aug 2020

This is a good problem, but it needs more test cases. There is no test with the King for instance, and there should be a true and false state test for every piece.

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Alex Drikitison 30 Aug 2021

没有足够的测试工程师t cases:
z = ismember(x(1),'cNR');
fullfills all test cases, but doesn't verify any chess move.

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Michaelon 19 Apr 2020

Brilliant!

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@bmtran (Bryant Tran)on 13 Feb 2012

this doesn't take into account captures or moving a pawn 2 moves from its starting position. should it?

@bmtran (Bryant Tran)on 13 Feb 2012

and the occasional other weird rules...

Alan Chalkeron 16 Feb 2012

Captures and pawn 2 moves and castling and such aren't possible based upon the assumptions I stated (i.e. no other pieces on the board, the previous move was valid, etc)

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