C++ TIC TAC TOE game for beginners ⭕

[@BroCodez]

#include #include void drawBoard(char *spaces); void playerMove(char *spaces, char player); void computerMove(char *spaces, char computer); bool checkWinner(char *spaces, char player, char computer); bool checkTie(char *spaces); int main() { char spaces[9] = {' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' '}; char player = 'X'; char computer = 'O'; bool running = true; drawBoard(spaces); while(running){ playerMove(spaces, player); drawBoard(spaces); if(checkWinner(spaces, player, computer)){ running = false; break; } else if(checkTie(spaces)){ running = false; break; } computerMove(spaces, computer); drawBoard(spaces); if(checkWinner(spaces, player, computer)){ running = false; break; } else if(checkTie(spaces)){ running = false; break; } } std::cout

[@k7nai]

Hey 😳

[@CầnbiếtKo-k5i]

bạn cần thêm dòng thư viện này nữa:#include

[@ayushrai1705]

what happens if the random function in computer moves picks a already filled space?

[@shinayang-um7mk]

1:51

[@SalKulti]

Why was !number used instead of just the norma, number 0?

[@andarling9742]

u could check winner by creating an an array of playermoves and check if there are 3 numbers that when num1 - num2 = num2 - num3 && num1-num2

[@narayanswamyghanta315]

Looking at this game code, I understood that i lack in algorthimic thinking.

[@guillermofrancella08]

Bro is back with the Code. Love you man.

[@DawoodRizwan-k7f]

so good bro...

[@ra2dsla7]

could u please explain the condition in details (!number > 0 || !number < 8)?

[@shintiao1732]

@koji is not the same, you try input the same number in player and you will know that.

[@ali_gd_0161]

Think of it as ( !(number >0) || !(number < 8) The ! Operator changes the boolean value of the condition in front of it. E.g if it's true it becomes false

[@nicko4140]

@@ali_gd_0161 im confused how it loops after you select a non empty space. is the !number>0 || !number

[@hupmitom5509]

number = 1 the logic is the same. I think it is easier to understand.

[@BroDevsRBLX]

It just means as long as the number is 8 the loop will execute@@Kak-koi

[@firestickman4605]

thank you so much!

[@RaviYadav-wm7tp]

30 mins in half way there, yet to create the winning criteria this was really helpful

[@havocblast8737]

I ended up taking this idea an started working on a terminal submarine hunting game where you are trying to sink a submarine that is hiding/moving around under the water. I do need to figure out how to make drawing the board faster since I am using colors to print a grid of blue spaces in the terminal for the water. Board is currently 40 by 80. Thanks for bringing me down that rabbit hole lol

[@HunaBopa]

Bro, I have a question for you. Look, we did implement the minimax algorithm in Python and create an AI Tic Tac Toe player that is invincible. However, in C++ it's a daunting task for me. Can you help me implement the minimax algorithm in C++?

[@baconheadhair6938]

i am the one who is invincible

[@FrederikWollert]

Good Video Bro.

[@shintiao1732]

if we never use the "char computer" in cheakWinner function ,why need to import this parameter?

[@anvrag]

for fun..

[@kshitijsrivastava8312]

For me its showing an exception report after performing the code, telling its a bug.

[@CodeZ3253]

you said originally you would have used switch statements but I thought they could only be used with ints

[@baconheadhair6938]

They can be used with singlr digit things like ints and chars but not for things like strings

[@jessechen2132]

When a user enters a letter rather than a number, the program crashes. Do you know how to solve it?

[@anvrag]

std::cin.clear(); fflush(stdin); use this two lines of powerful code which will help u to prevent crashes (use it below the input)

[@FlorrioEggGaming]

@@anvrag truly powerful code

[@Toothless_Rides]

@@anvrag how? when I coded this in, it became an infinite loop...

[@NovaStargazer23]

​@@Toothless_Rides Fflush(stdin) not work for linux Use while(cin.get() != ' ') { continue; }

[@baconheadhair6938]

@@Toothless_Ridesyou could also make it accept a char value insteas and then just use isdigit() to make sure its a number and stoi() to convert it to an int

[@gamsterilyass2952]

Assembly ?

[@triculex2854]

while(!num>0 || !num

[@diosinvicto]

I hate a double negation😂😂.... But this one's better while(number < 0 || number > 8)

[@baconheadhair6938]

@@diosinvictoThat isnt a double negation, its just two negations. A double negation is negating a negation. Your code also isn’t „better“. It quite literally does the exact same thing

[@charlo-d2]

Cannot be done in CodeBlocks?

[@lalkad8561]

#include #include void drawBoard(char *spaces); void playerMove(char *spaces, char player); void computerMove(char *spaces, char computer); bool checkWinner(char *spaces, char player, char computer); bool checkTie(char *spaces); int main(){ char spaces[9] = {' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' '}; char player = 'X'; char computer = 'O'; bool running = true; drawBoard(spaces); while(running){ playerMove(spaces, player); drawBoard(spaces); if(checkWinner(spaces, player, computer)){ running = false; break; } else if(checkTie(spaces)){ running = false; break; } computerMove(spaces, computer); drawBoard(spaces); if(checkWinner(spaces, player, computer)){ running = false; break; } else if(checkTie(spaces)){ running = false; break; } } std::cout

[@Toothless_Rides]

why??? This was pointless😂