LLD - Design — Chess Game
What will be the result of an en passant move if the opponent pawn did not just move two squares forward?
What will be the result of an en passant move if the opponent pawn did not just move two squares forward?
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Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand en passant timing condition
En passant is only allowed immediately after the opponent pawn moves two squares forward.Step 2: Determine effect if condition not met
If the opponent pawn did not just move two squares, en passant is not allowed.Final Answer:
En passant capture is not possible -> Option AQuick Check:
En passant timing condition = D [OK]
Quick Trick: En passant only right after opponent's two-step pawn move [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Allowing en passant anytime
- Ignoring the timing of opponent's move
- Assuming capture happens regardless
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