SPU CSC 1230 Winter 2021 Final Project Summary Develop a Tic Tac Toe game that will match a player against the computer. Requirements Use a typical 3 x 3 board. The vertical columns must be labeled A,...

Tic Tac Toe game


SPU CSC 1230 Winter 2021 Final Project Summary Develop a Tic Tac Toe game that will match a player against the computer. Requirements Use a typical 3 x 3 board. The vertical columns must be labeled A, B, C. The horizontal rows must be labeled 1, 2, 3. For Example: A B C 1 2 3 Must do’s: − Use User-Defined Functions. − Use Branching. − Use Loops. − Use String functions. − Randomly determine who will move first, the human or computer. − Assign O to the computer and X to the Human player. − Ask the user to select their move using the horizontal and vertical position. For example: A1 for the upper left square, or B2 for the center square. − After each move, redraw the board with the X’s and O’s in the right positions. − After each game, ask the user if they want to play again. If they do, start the game again. Must not do’s: − Don’t use User Classes or Objects − Don’t use images − Don’t copy a solution, even if you can find it, on the Internet or any other source. It will be discovered and you will receive zero points for the project. Part 1 – Design the program. (30% of Total) − Describe the principle functions you will be using, their purpose, parameters, and return type. − Create a Process Flow Diagram that describes how control flows through your program. Part 2 – Develop and test the code. (70% of Total) − This seems self explanatory. SPU CSC 1230 Winter 2021 Final Project Game Setup At the beginning of a game, clear all X’s and O’s from the board and randomly determine whether the computer or the player will select first. Game Play. A player wins when they put their market on three consecutive squares, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. If all squares have filled with markers and neither player won, declare a tie and complete the game. After each game, check with the human player to see if they want to play again. Part 1 Rubric: Total points available for the Part 1: 69 Points are allocated as follows: − Function List and Signatures 50% − Process Flow Diagram 50% Part 2 Rubric: Total points available for the Part 2: 161 Points are allocated as follows: − Compilable Code 15% − Implements Solution 20% − Gameplay 15% − Uses Functions 10% − Uses Loops 10% − Uses Branching 10% − Uses String Functions 10% − Commented Code 10% Deliverables: − A single compressed (either .zip or .rar) file folder containing the source code files only. Don’t just zip the whole project folder. Please label the folder in this format: [Last Name]+”_final.zip (or .rar)” For example: vickers_final.zip − Submit the file on Canvas