Problem 727. Checkerz_000 Kamikazi Kings

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Checkerz: A simplified single jump checkers game between a computer bot and a player bot. Multiple jumps are not allowed.The setup requires the player to copy the entire template into his solution.The template includes a Shell routine that call the Player, Computer, and the Jump Check routines for move validation.The player writes his Bot under the player_move routine.The player will always appear to be playing as White.
The players pieces are 1-Pawn and 2-King.The Computer pieces will appear as 3-Pawn and 4-King.The board is a standard 8x8 with empty squares as 0.The player move is an array index from-to. eg mv=[8 15]. Value range 1 to 64.The routine find_jumps will provide all potential jumps.If a jump(s) may occur then one must be used. eg mv=[8 22] which jumps a piece on 15.An invalid move or a missed jump is a Loss.Input: Board 8x8 arrayOutput: Move [index_from index_to]To Pass requires Winning Twice. Once as first move and once as second move.100 No-capture move series is a DrawMoves will be displayedCheckerz_000 Kamikazi_Kings: Random Pawn moves and Kings will hunt the enemy.

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