pub fn empty() -> OthelloBoard {
        OthelloBoard {
            black_stones: 0,
            white_stones: 0,
        }
    }
/// Returns a completely empty board.
///
/// This can be useful for setting up specific scenarios but for most
/// users, the [`standard`] constructor will be more useful.
///
/// [`standard`]: crate::othello::OthelloBoard::standard
///
/// # Examples
/// ```rust
/// use magpie::othello::OthelloBoard;
///
/// let board = OthelloBoard::empty();
/// ```
Returns a completely empty board.
This can be useful for setting up specific scenarios but for most
users, the [`standard`] constructor will be more useful.


Returns a completely empty board . This can be useful for setting up specific scenarios but for most users the [ ` standard ` ] constructor will be more useful .
pub fn empty() -> OthelloBoard {
        OthelloBoard {
            black_stones: 0,
            white_stones: 0,
        }
    }
pub fn empty ( ) -> OthelloBoard { OthelloBoard { black_stones : 0 , white_stones : 0 , } }
Returns a completely empty board.
Returns a completely empty board .
examples
```rust
use magpie::othello::OthelloBoard.

let board = OthelloBoard::empty();
```
` ` ` rust use magpie :: othello :: OthelloBoard . let board = OthelloBoard :: empty () ; ` ` `