Now, we have a Color class and even instances when we need a ColorManager. This is the time to store Color objects in Row objects. The Row class is a bit longer, but not too complex. We look at the code in small fragments in this section with explanations in-between:
package packt.java189fundamentals.example.mastermind;
public class Row {
final Color[] positions;
protected int matchedPositions;
protected int matchedColors;
A Row contains three fields. One is the positions array. Each element of the array is a Color. The matchedPositions is the number of positions that are matched, and matchedColors is the number of colors that match a color in the hidden row but are not in the same position in the hidden row:
public static final Row none ...
