516890 Programming Project 1313152169

tic tac toe in c language

The task is broken down into a number of subtasks/parts (not all of which need to be

completed to pass) that should be completed as separate elements of the coursework:

1. Using Object-oriented Design and Object-oriented Programming methods and

techniques, design and implement a C++ “player” class, so that each of the two players

of the game could be instantiated in their own object.

· The class needs to have appropriate attributes (data/variable members) for

recording/storing player data. The class should store the player's symbol (nought

or cross), as well as the player's choices (values between 1 and 9, using the

mapping described in the background information – this should be recorded in an

array of 5 values).

· The class needs to have appropriate methods (function members) for

initialisation and for receiving/returning data. The class interface should allow for

recording the player's moves (for this a counter attribute, i.e. a dedicated

variable, may be required), as well as a method for checking the win condition if

any combination of three game choices (entries in the array) results in a sum of

15 (these should be entries that are not ‘0' to prevent combinations of fewer

than 3 choices, for example 9 and 6 or 8 and 7, adding up to 15).

Completing this subtask is essential for achieving a pass mark.

2. Using the magic square mapping (described above) as an internal representation for the

game grid, create a console-based two player implementation of the game Tic-Tac-Toe

as a “hotseat” game (with both players taking turns, playing on the same computer – see

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should instantiate two player objects (using the player class created in part 1), record the

two players' choices and end the game when one of the players wins or if there is a draw

(if no player has won after a total of 9 player selections).

3. Write a short report evaluating your work (possibly in the style of a post-mortem – see

[url removed, login to view]), critically reflecting on your work and stating

what worked well, what did not work (and why) and what you would do differently if you

had to do it again. This report should be no less than 2 pages and up to 4 pages in

length.

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