I was really liking this piece, but one inherent flaw of the example given is that I&#x27;ve already implemented minesweeper in javascript once a couple years ago for a programming challenge, so I&#x27;d have a major advantage over most candidates.<p>For example, I immediately recalled I solved the problem of mine placement with a 1 liner like:<p>var cells = (&#x27;*&#x27;.repeat(mineCount) + &#x27; &#x27;.repeat(size - mineCount)).split(&quot;&quot;).sort(function() { return math.rand() - .5; });