blackpintz / tic-tac-toe-game

Tic tac toe game [Collaborative Project]

The game has two players. Each Player should have a unique name. The game is a table that has values from one (1) to nine (9). The first player's move is converted to 'X' and the second player's move is converted to '0'. The player should not pick a number that has already been converted to either 'X' or '0'. If they do, they get an error message and a prompt to enter another value.

Win Scenarios

The player who succeeds in placing three of their marks in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row, as shown in the images below, is the winner.

diagonal win

horizontal win

vertical win

When all the nine (9) squares are marked the game is over. If no player has three marks in a row, the game ends in a tie

draw game

Restart game

You can only restart a game after a win or when the game ends in a tie. When the game is over, you will get options to either restart or end the game between the current players.

Built With

Ruby

Live Demo

Live Demo Link

Author 1

Rose Wanjohi

• Github: @blackpintz

• Twitter: @blackpintz

Author 2

Odong Sunday

• Github: @OdongAlican

• Twitter: @odongsandie

• Linkedin: Sunday Alican odong

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! Start by:

• Forking the project
• Cloning the project to your local machine
• cd into the project directory
• Run git checkout -b your-branch-name
• Make your contributions
• Push your branch up to your forked repository
• Open a Pull Request with a detailed description to the development branch of the original project for a review

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tic-tac-toe-game's Issues

27-04-2020 | Team 104 The Fornax

Great Job on considering all the possible moves/error a user could make while giving input to the code.

Suggestions:

1. Please use the print method only in the main.rb file.
2. Use more than one class for the logic.

Overall good going, keep up the great work :)

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