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You try to use the object property initialState before the MoveAction object is created. A solution would be using getters, a far better solution rewriting the code and use classes instead of plain objects.

The getter approach would be like this:

You are putting the movie inside an object movie.

For access the properties you need to access another movie property before, like this.

movie.movie.__id

To avois this behavior you need to change this:

This seems to be about a classical Interface misconception. A bit of history: The Designers of .NET wanted to avoid a lot of problems that were common at the time.

Multiple Inheritance leads to the Diamond problem and it is one of the things they wanted to solve. So they decided: In .NET there will be Single Inheritance only.

But with single inhertiance has it's own set of issues so they needed to invent something close to multiple Inheritance it, without creating the Diamond Problem. Interfaces were the solution.

Interfaces are - in lack of a better term - more abstract then a abstract class.

• A abstrtact class may or may not include code. That is up to the programmer writing it
• A interface can not ever incldue code

You can only put one abstract calss into the inheritance chain. But you can put as many Interfaces as you want there. As they lack function implementations, they never cause that diamond problem.

I have 2 options for it.

1. Using underscore.js

You need to mark TEntity generic type of Service as contravariant via in keyword, and use base interface instead of base abstract class, then cast to generic base type will work:

Thanks @Rufus L! He provided the answer, being:

RegisterType will resolve to a new instance if a type is requested. If you want to share a single instance across your classes, use RegisterInstance instead for your Movement class e.g.

Your entire code that deals with decreasing the opponent's health and flipping the turns are improperly indented to be inside the outer loop (which checks if the player wants to play again) instead of the inner loop (which is the main loop that actually plays each turn).

Simply indent that code with two more spaces, and fix your typo of True in if player_turn is true: (the first letter of True has to be capitalized), and your code would work:

If u want to stay on the same website u need to delete the 'action'-attribute in the form tag and to use your php file, add

at the top of your html.

Maybe u will need to change the '.html' to a '.php' but thats not a problem, i hope.

Plus u may need to add sth like this: