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Name: Tic Tac To Author: TI-Basic Developer Download: TicTacTo.zip Compatibility: Parent page not set File Size: 277 Bytes |
Alternate turns placing pieces on the 3x3 game board until somebody gets 3-in-a-row or all nine spots on the game board are filled. |
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What the community thinks:
The interesting thing about tic-tac-toe is that you can make an AI to either:
Force you to loose (or cats game)
Force you to win
Just by programing in a response to each scenario (There aren't that many)
you could also have it respond randomly.
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i downloaded the game and tried it out, but when i play it it gives me a syntax error, and goes to the line:
is this by any chance suppose to be
EDIT: i tried changing it to some different things, and to make it work you need to change thy minus sign to a negative sign.
need help with the distance, midpoint, or Pythagorean theorem formulas? try my distance/midpoint/pythagorean-theorem solver. It EVEN shows you the work!
need a game to play? try Dot Mania.