Spring Certification Exam Tutorial is a video series course, in which I am going through Spring Certification Exam Study guide published by Pivotal. For each exam question I am providing detailed explanation followed by good code examples for you to get deep understanding of the topic. Spring Certification Exam Tutorial will give you all knowledge and skills required to pass Spring Certification Exam.
Remember this:
The board represented the four divisions of the Indian army: (Pawns) Cavalry (Knights) Elephants (Bishops) Chariots (Rooks)
This is the world of Chess.
"White on right" (the light square) and "Queen on her own color" (white queen on light, black queen on dark).
: Each player begins with one king, one queen, two rooks, two bishops, two knights, and eight pawns. Remember this: The board represented the four divisions
| Tactic | Description | |--------|-------------| | | One piece attacks two enemy pieces at once. Knights are masters. | | Pin | A piece cannot move without exposing a more valuable piece behind it. | | Skewer | Like a reverse pin: a valuable piece is attacked, and when it moves, a less valuable piece behind is captured. | | Discovered Attack | Moving one piece reveals an attack from a piece behind it. | | Discovered Check | A discovered attack where the revealed piece gives check. Very powerful. | | Double Check | Both the moved piece and the revealed piece give check. The king must move (can't block or capture). | | Zwischenzug (In-between move) | Instead of recapturing, play a surprising threatening move first. |
Before we discuss strategy, we must respect the battlefield. The chessboard consists of 64 squares—32 light and 32 dark. The vertical lines are called files ; the horizontal lines are ranks . | Tactic | Description | |--------|-------------| | |
The pieces transformed into the courtly figures we know today—Bishops and Queens replaced elephants and counselors.
In 1997, the world watched as a machine, Deep Blue , defeated world champion Garry Kasparov, proving that the "magic" of chess could be mastered by silicon and code. | | Skewer | Like a reverse pin:
In the opening:
Remember this:
The board represented the four divisions of the Indian army: (Pawns) Cavalry (Knights) Elephants (Bishops) Chariots (Rooks)
This is the world of Chess.
"White on right" (the light square) and "Queen on her own color" (white queen on light, black queen on dark).
: Each player begins with one king, one queen, two rooks, two bishops, two knights, and eight pawns.
| Tactic | Description | |--------|-------------| | | One piece attacks two enemy pieces at once. Knights are masters. | | Pin | A piece cannot move without exposing a more valuable piece behind it. | | Skewer | Like a reverse pin: a valuable piece is attacked, and when it moves, a less valuable piece behind is captured. | | Discovered Attack | Moving one piece reveals an attack from a piece behind it. | | Discovered Check | A discovered attack where the revealed piece gives check. Very powerful. | | Double Check | Both the moved piece and the revealed piece give check. The king must move (can't block or capture). | | Zwischenzug (In-between move) | Instead of recapturing, play a surprising threatening move first. |
Before we discuss strategy, we must respect the battlefield. The chessboard consists of 64 squares—32 light and 32 dark. The vertical lines are called files ; the horizontal lines are ranks .
The pieces transformed into the courtly figures we know today—Bishops and Queens replaced elephants and counselors.
In 1997, the world watched as a machine, Deep Blue , defeated world champion Garry Kasparov, proving that the "magic" of chess could be mastered by silicon and code.
In the opening: