Quite often, as parents we can forget to meet our child where they are at cognitively. It’s only once we grow a little more, we realise the game will always end in a draw. The first one to get all three symbols in a row, whether it’s diagonal, horizontal, or vertical, wins the game!Īs a child, I remember thinking “this time I will win, let’s play again!” It’s interesting that when trying to win, it would inevitably lead to a loss as I wouldn’t block my opponents move. It is a seemingly simple game between two people, one using X and one using O, within a 3 x 3 grid. With this kind of history, no doubt it has been a part of almost everyone’s childhood. The games grid markings have apparently been found chalked all over Rome. Use any STL Compatiable C++ compiler.This game dates back to Ancient Egypt times and was even played during the Roman Empire. Void checkWinner (vector & v, string user ) How to Compile? write a function for cpu to use only availPos so as no overwriting happens.keep a list of empty blocks as availPos.Loop through that list and check for winners using containAll().add all winning conditions to a single list.add winning conditions of rows, columns, diagonals.Make it a reusable function by adding pos and user name.We'll be using C++ but a Java version is also Available at the end of the post. In this, It'll be You versus the CPU, catch is, CPU is only random, not any AI (It's a beginners tutorial, AI one will come later) Steps to write a simple TicTacToe Game Using this inspiration, Last year I tried to write my own tictactoe console version when I was preparing for my interviews. Who doesn't love a litle tictactoe on the back of their notebooks during class/lectures. TicTacToe - Coding Exercise for Beginners
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