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That constructor allows you to give an individual name to each Pawn.

When would a Pawn not be a "PAWN"? That String could be in the constructor, not passed. The code would allow:

pawn1White = new Pawn("WHITE", "Trooper" , 6 , 0 , this );

Question: Why pass "PAWN" to a Pawn class object? When would a Pawn not be a "PAWN"?


Yes, the reference would be to the current version.

Pass a reference to an instance of class A to class B to allow class B to access class A's variables and methods.