C# Memory Game - Console Application

This project implements a classic Memory Game for the console in C#. It showcases object-oriented programming principles, data structures, and interaction with an external assembly (.dll).

Objectives:

• Utilize classes for object-oriented design.
• Employ constructors, enums, properties, and access modifiers for data management.
• Leverage arrays or collections to represent the game board.
• Manipulate strings for UI elements.
• Reference an external assembly (Ex02.ConsoleUtils.dll) for console utilities.

The Game:

This console-based Memory Game allows two human players or a human player against the computer. Players try to match pairs of hidden letters on a board by revealing cells one at a time.

Program Flow:

1. Player Setup:
   • Enter player name (max 20 characters, no spaces).
   • Choose opponent: human or computer. If human, enter opponent's name.
   • Select board size (4x4 minimum, 6x6 maximum, even number of cells only).
2. Game Loop:
   • Display an empty board.
   • Player's turn:
     • Enter a cell choice (letter and number combination).
     • Validate input (within board boundaries, not previously revealed).
     • Reveal the chosen cell.
     • If a matching pair is revealed, keep it exposed and award a point.
     • If not a match, show it for 2 seconds and then hide both cells.
   • Switch turns.
3. Game Over:
   • When all pairs are matched, declare the winner with the highest score.
4. Play Again:
   • Ask the user if they want to play another round.

Architecture:

• Object-oriented design principles for code organization and reusability.
• Separated user interface (UI) logic from game logic for potential future UI modifications.
• Focus on creating reusable components as much as possible.