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Tic Tac Toe in C Language 3 Person

The document outlines the development of the classic game Tic Tac Toe using the C programming language, detailing the game's rules, board representation, and player move implementation. It describes the process of checking for a winner and managing game flow, as well as the importance of user interface and input validation. The conclusion suggests enhancing the game with features like AI opponents and graphical interfaces for a more engaging experience.

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Tic Tac Toe in C Language 3 Person

The document outlines the development of the classic game Tic Tac Toe using the C programming language, detailing the game's rules, board representation, and player move implementation. It describes the process of checking for a winner and managing game flow, as well as the importance of user interface and input validation. The conclusion suggests enhancing the game with features like AI opponents and graphical interfaces for a more engaging experience.

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Tic Tac Toe in C

Language
Explore the development of a classic game, Tic Tac Toe, using the C
programming language. We will discuss the fundamentals of the game, its
implementation, and the key features involved in creating a functional and
engaging experience.

Created By —> Tanish , Veer ,


Pratyush
Introduction to the Game
The Rules The Goal

Two players take turns placing their mark (X or O) on a 3x3 The goal of the game is to be the first to get three of your
grid. The first player to get three of their marks in a row, marks in a row, column, or diagonal. If all squares are filled and
column, or diagonal wins. no player has won, the game is a draw.
Representing the Game Board

Array
1 A two-dimensional array is the most common way to represent the board.

Elements
2
Each element in the array corresponds to a square on the board.

Values
3 Each element can hold a value representing a player's mark
(X, O, or empty).
Implementing Player Moves
1 Input 2 Validation
Get input from the player Verify that the input is valid
specifying the desired (within the board bounds
square. and empty).

3 Update
Update the board array with the player's mark.
Checking for a
Winner
Rows
1
Check each row for three consecutive marks.

Columns
2
Check each column for three consecutive marks.

Diagonals
3
Check both diagonals for three consecutive marks.
Handling Game State and Flow
1 Start
Initialize the game board, set the current player, and begin the game
loop.

2 Move
Prompt the player to enter a move, validate the input, and update the
board.

3 Check
Check for a winner after each move. If there's a winner, end the game
and declare the winner.

4 Continue
If no winner, switch the player, and continue the game loop until a winner
is found or the board is full.
Adding User Interface and
Input Validation

Input Handling Display


Implement functions to get user Use clear and concise visual
input and validate it. representations to display the
board.

Error Handling
Handle invalid input and provide
appropriate error messages.
Conclusion and Next Steps
This project provides a foundation for understanding the development of Tic
Tac Toe in C. You can enhance the game by implementing features like AI
opponents, different game modes, or even a graphical user interface for a
more immersive experience.

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