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# Others

### Position Score

There are positive and negative position score for each game. Positive position score indicate white player is leading the game while negative position score means black player has favorable advantage against their opponent.

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### The isUI parameter

Sometimes you may came across functions in GUI with parameter (bool isUI), which will get called twice most of the time, when isUI is true, it meant it is the call for UI listeners while false is for GUIs.

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