int main() {

	// This code is not a complete test code (won't even compile) and it may be syntactically inconsistent with your class definitions. 
	// So modify before use as appropriate. But the idea of testing should be clear. You are free to shuffle around the order of operations
	//			to devise more test cases.

	Board B(1000000);	// specifies that the game board size is 1000000 x 1000000 
	B.Insert(1,3,2);	// assumed syntax: Insert(ID, x, y)
	B.Insert(2,4,3);
	B.Insert(3,4,6);
	B.Insert(4,5,7);
	B.Insert(5,6,3);
	B.Insert(6,8,2);
	B.Insert(7,9,3);
	B.Insert(8,9,8);
	
	B.MoveTo(4,9,3);	//assumed syntax: MoveTo(ID,x,y) // removes 7 in the process
	B.PrintByID();

	B.MoveTo(4,9,8);	// removes 8
	B.PrintByID();
	
	B.MoveTo(4,6,3); // should fail
	B.PrintByID();

	B.MoveTo(2,3,3);
	B.PrintByID();

	B.MoveTo(4,3,2);	// removes 1
	B.PrintByID();

	B.MoveTo(4,8,2);	// removes 6
	B.PrintByID();

	B.MoveTo(5,3,3);	// removes 2
	B.PrintByID();

	B.MoveTo(4,4,6);	// removes 3
	B.PrintByID();

	B.MoveTo(5,4,3);	
	B.PrintByID();

	B.MoveTo(4,4,3);	// removes 5
	B.PrintByID();

	// the code should print only one player at this stage which is player 4 @ (4,3)
	
}