using System;

public class Program

{

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    public class Game{

        public Player player1, player2;

        public Gameboard gameboard;

        private void initialization(){}

        private void game_logic(){}

        private bool detect_game_end(){}

        public void display_game(){}

        private void display_winning(){}

    }

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    public class Gameboard{

        public int column = 7, row = 9;

        public string[] gameboard = {"den","trap","river","land"};

        public string get_area_type(){}

        public void display_board(){}

    }

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    public class Piece{

        public string pieceType;

        public int locationColumn;

        public int locationRow;

        public Piece(string pieceType, int LocationColumn, int LocationRow){

//          pieceType = PieceType;

//          locationColumn = LocationColumn;

//          locationRow = LocationRow;

            this.PieceType = pieceType;

        }

        public bool is_valid_move(){}

        public bool can_take_down(){}

    } 

    // Each player has a list of game pieces

    // Player can move the piece

    public class Player{

        public List<Piece> player_pieces;

        public Player(string name){

            string Name = name;

            player_pieces = new List<Piece>(); 

            player_pieces.Add(new Piece("mouse",7,3));

            player_pieces.Add(new Piece("cat",2,2));

            player_pieces.Add(new Piece("wolf",3,3));

            player_pieces.Add(new Piece("dog",6,2));

            player_pieces.Add(new Piece("leopard",5,3));

            player_pieces.Add(new Piece("tiger",1,1));

            player_pieces.Add(new Piece("lion",7,1));

            player_pieces.Add(new Piece("elephant",1,3));

        }

        public void move_piece(){}

    }

// You may find the following enum useful

    public enum Direction{

        Up,

        Down,

        Left,

        Right

    }

}