The standard Checkerboard problem asks you to draw an 8x8 grid of squares. The twist in "V2" (Version 2) is usually specific: the squares must alternate colors like a real chess or checkerboard. This means that no two adjacent squares (horizontally or vertically) can share the same color.
Write a program that draws a checkerboard pattern (8×8 grid) with alternating black and red squares. Use setFillColor and square (or similar graphics commands). V2 usually means you must use and an if-else statement to decide the color. 9.1.7 Checkerboard V2 Codehs
The "V2" differentiation from the basic "Checkerboard" often introduces: The standard Checkerboard problem asks you to draw
Sometimes V2 expects the board to resize when the window is resized. To handle that, override the init() method to set the preferred size and use addMouseListeners() or addComponentListener() , but for most CodeHS graders, a fixed 800x800 window with a perfectly calculated grid suffices. Write a program that draws a checkerboard pattern