import java.util.*; public class Board { public static void Board(){ Cards [][] b = new Cards[4][4]; b[0][0]=new Cards(1); b[0][1]=new Cards(1); b[0][2]=new Cards(2); } }
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Need help finishing on Matching Game Memory Matching Game
import java.util.*; public class Board { public static void Board(){ Cards [][] b = new Cards[4][4]; b[0][0]=new Cards(1); b[0][1]=new Cards(1); b[0][2]=new Cards(2); } }
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