For the last handout, we need each member of the team to test and analyze existing implementations of the game (online or wherever you decide to look for a Yahtzee computer program).
This report must be approximately 2 pages long (per member) and must precise what were the strong and weak points of the tested implementations.

TODO

Create the "welcome" screen of the application

TODO

Display the scores of each player before and after the turn.

There must be a method to only display the current player's score and a static method to display all of the players scores

TODO

The player class represents a player. Hence, it should have 2 main properties:

• The name of the player
• The score (and records) of the player

With these two properties, we should be able to obtain all the data we need about a user without further complications.

TODO

Check the table of previous results to record the user choice if possible.

At any turn, a player can:

• Get the points provided by the combination of dices he obtained
• Set 0 points to any other combination he did not already reach (to allow himself to maybe reach a higher score combination)

TODO

Roll the dices
This must be done in at least in a static method of the Dice class

public class Dice {
    public static int roll () {
        // Code here
    }
}

TODO

Check combinations to display what each dices roll offers to play

TODO

Dice rolls results analysis.
It must check the combinations of dices and find the number of points associated to the selected 'combo'

It may also check for all the possible combinations (this would be useful as an enhancement to allow the player to directly chose the best option based on the provided analysis).

TODO

Create some dice faces for the GUI

TODO

Display the game rules and some welcome messages

The current scoreboard is functional but to be honest we did not do our best to have a fancy looking scoreboard.

The goal of this issue is to implement a new scoreboard for both the single player and all the players in order to make each player conscious about his score at any time without him needing to put any particular effort reading the table

TODO:

Enter names in the console to get the name of all the players

Steps to do before the first handout on September, 4th 2018

The scores class represents the scoreboard for each player, i.e. each instance represents the recorded plays of its owner during the game.