Games::Go::Coordinate

Games::Go::Coordinate is a highly useful and flexible Perl module for representing a board coordinate in the game of Go. The module is easy to use and can be quickly implemented with minimal effort. By simply including the line "use Games::Go::Coordinate;" in your code, you'll have access to all the benefits of this powerful module.

With Games::Go::Coordinate, you can easily create new coordinate objects using the intuitive syntax "Games::Go::Coordinate->new(x => 4, y => 3)". This creates a new object representing a specific board coordinate.

Once you have your coordinate objects, you can use them to perform important comparisons. For example, you can determine whether one coordinate is higher or lower than another using the simple "gt" operator. This makes the module an essential tool for players and developers alike.

One of the best things about Games::Go::Coordinate is how it simplifies complex processes. Rather than manually comparing board coordinates, or converting them into other formats, the module handles everything for you. Coordinate objects stringify to the SGF notation, so you can easily convert and save data in this format.

Overall, Games::Go::Coordinate is a must-have tool for anyone involved in the game of Go. Whether you're a player or a developer, this module can help streamline your work and create better results.