Time for action – manipulating the game board

1. Add public methods to the GameBoard class to interact with GamePiece:

     public void RotatePiece(int x, int y, bool clockwise)
     {
         boardSquares[x, y].RotatePiece(clockwise);
     }
   
     public Rectangle GetSourceRect(int x, int y)
     {
         return boardSquares[x, y].GetSourceRect();
     }
   
     public string GetSquare(int x, int y)
     {
         return boardSquares[x, y].PieceType;
     }
   
     public void SetSquare(int x, int y, string pieceName)
     {
         boardSquares[x, y].SetPiece(pieceName);
     }
   
     public bool HasConnector(int x, int y, string direction)
     {
         return boardSquares[x, y].HasConnector(direction); 
     }
   
     public void RandomPiece(int x, int y)
     {
       boardSquares[x, y].SetPiece(GamePiece.PieceTypes[rand.Next(0, 
            GamePiece.MaxPlayablePieceIndex+1)]);
     }
   

What just happened?

RotatePiece(), GetSourceRect(), GetSquare(), SetSquare(), and HasConnector() methods simply locate the appropriate GamePiece within the boardSquares array and...