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A game has 1 PlayerShip called \"player\" and 3 instances of EnemyShip called \"

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A game has 1 PlayerShip called "player" and 3 instances of EnemyShip called "enemy1","enemy2" and "enemy3"
A constructor for class Game creates the player ship and three enemy ships. A game has 1 PlayerShip called "player" and 3 instances of EnemyShip called "enemy1","enemy2" and "enemy3"
A constructor for class Game creates the player ship and three enemy ships. public class Game // instance variables replace the example below with your own private PlayerShip player; private EnemyShip enemy1; private EnemyShip enemy2; private EnemyShip enemy3 public Game() PlayerShip player new PlayerShip(); EnemyShip enemy1new EnemyShip(); EnemyShip enemy2new EnemyShip() EnemyShip enemy3new EnemyShip():

Explanation / Answer

public class Game{

private PlayerShip player;

private EnemyShip enemy1;

private EnemyShip enemy2;

private EnemyShip enemy3;

public Game(){

// Since Game class already defined player and enemy object in constructor we just need to initialize instead of creating new object again.

player = new PlayerShip();

enemy1 = new EnemyShip();

enemy2 = new EnemyShip();

enemy3 = new EnemyShip();

}

}

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