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// Minesweeper, implemented in JavaScript                                 //
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// Copyright 1998-2007, Andrew D. Birrell                                 //
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$cols = 8;
$rows = 8;
$mines = 10;
require("minesweeper.php");

?>
<H2>Minesweeper</H2>
<P>
Clear the mines!
Expose squares one at a time by clicking on them.
If the square you click on is vacant, you'll get to see how many of its
neighbors have mines in them (0 through 8);
but if the square has a mine in it, all the mines will explode.
<P>
Shift-click (or right-click) on a square to flag it as a suspected mine. 
Do it again to mark it as questionable, and again to clear the mark.
When you've exposed all the vacant squares, you win.
If a mine explodes, you lose.
Click on the face to start a new game.
<P>
The left-hand counter shows the number of mines less the number of squares
that you've flagged (correctly or not).
<P>
This is the beginner version (8 by 8 with 10 mines).
See also the <A HREF="intermediate.php">intermediate</A>
(16 by 16 with 40 mines) and <A HREF="expert.php">expert</A>
(16 by 30 with 99 mines) versions.
There's also an <A HREF="java.html">older version</A>, which was written
in Java.
<P>
This program is written in Javascript, by
<A HREF="../me/">Andrew Birrell</A>.
You are welcome to read its <A HREF="source.php">source code</A>.
Use at your own risk!
<BR STYLE="clear: both">
</P>
<HR>
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