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In the game of chess- when moving a rook and a king in the special move called "Castling" what is the point of this move? I understand how it is made, but not why. Is there a strategic advantage? Is it a protective move (I'd assume it is since most moves involving the king are)? To any chess players out there- I'd like to hear from you!
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