Bat
A one-sided Battleship game with source included. Try to find all the ships in less than 50 turns.
My applet is similiar to the battleship game. It is played by trying to guess where all of the computer ships are in the least number of tries. The computer ships are placed at random and changes every time.
I used jdk 1.1.8
How To Use:
Java Source: source.html
Sample HTML Source:
<APPLET code=battle.class height=320 width=600> <Param name="array" value=""> </APPLET>
Status: free
Author: Peter Wetsel
Homepage: http://www4.ncsu.edu/~phwetsel/battle.html
Upload Date: December 30, 1999
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