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Trail: Putting It All Together

## Lesson: BINGO!

### Traditional BINGO

> If you're already familiar with the game of BINGO, you probably have images of superstitious, blue-haired, old women in a church hall maniacally hovering over a dozen, dog-eared, rumpled cards. You can skip this section.

> If you're not familiar with BINGO then you'll want to read this section.

### A Brief Description of the BINGO Programs

> Our Java implementation of BINGO is a client/server application that allows players all over the world to play BINGO together. No money changes hands! This is not gambling...it's just good clean fun.

### Let's Play!

> The code will make more sense if you play the game first. Besides, it's fun.

### The Code

> This section describes each class that contribute to the Game and Player programs and how they fit together.

### What's Interesting?

> The Game and the Player applications use many of the JDK 1.2 features such as:
> - The new JFC ("Swing") User Interface classes
> - Multi-threading and thread synchronization
> - Inter-application communication APIs
> - Digital signatures
> - Customized EventQueue
> - Managing program settings

### Exercises for the Reader

> We haven't done it all. Read here for a list of things you can do to improve the BINGO game.

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