adds type information for Chessboard and File #2832
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This lesson is about iterating over maps and slices: every function returns an int. Without asking, you're requiring that the student already know the structure of `Chessboard` and `File`. If defining the structs based on the test file is not the intention, this should be included in the instructions somewhere as it is with other examples I've seen previously on this journey. This is also a way of writing Types/Structs that hasn't been introduced in this learning flow yet. The only reason I got this was because I asked ChatGPT to reverse engineer the test file, and this output allowed me to start working on the actual implementations of the functions.
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This lesson is about iterating over maps and slices: every function returns an int. Without asking, you're requiring that the student already know the structure of
ChessboardandFile.If defining the structs based on the test file is not the intention, this should be included in the instructions somewhere as it is with other examples I've seen previously on this journey.
This is also a way of writing Types/Structs that hasn't been introduced in this learning flow yet. The only reason I got this was because I asked ChatGPT to reverse engineer the test file, and this output allowed me to start working on the actual implementations of the functions.