The function studentAgent() takes in a parameter gameboard that is a dictionary of positions
(Key) to the tuple of piece type and its colour (Value). It represents the current pieces left on
the board. Example gameboard:
{(′a′, 0) : (′Queen′,′White′), (′d′, 10) : (′Knight′,′ Black′), (′g′, 25) : (′Rook′,′White′)}
When the studentAgent() function is executed, the program should return a valid move in the
following format:
(pos1, pos2)
The values pos1 and pos2 represent a grid index tuple, (x, y), where x is the column index (i.e., a string), and y is the row index (i.e., an integer), such that (x, y) corresponds to a specific grid cell on the board that we wish to reference. The move returned from the program signifies a move of a specific piece from pos1 to pos2.
An example of the function output is shown below:
print(studentAgent(gameboard))
Sample output (representing moving a White Queen at a0 to b1):
((′a′, 0), (′b′, 1))