Tic-Tac-Toe-game
Abstract
The Tic-Tac-Toe Game is a simple yet engaging two-player strategy game implemented as an interactive digital application. Designed for quick gameplay and intuitive interaction, the project demonstrates fundamental concepts of game logic, state management, and user interface design. Players alternate turns, placing X or O on a 3×3 grid, with the system automatically detecting wins, losses, or draws. The game emphasizes clean design, responsive interaction, and reliable game-state validation, making it an ideal introductory project for learning game development, frontend logic, and basic AI integration.
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Description
This Tic-Tac-Toe project provides a fully functional, browser-based or GUI-based implementation of the classic game. The interface displays a 3×3 board where players can click to place their symbols, with the application handling turn switching, invalid move prevention, and automatic winner detection using predefined winning patterns. The game logic is built around efficient state management, ensuring smooth transitions between turns and accurate evaluation of the board after each move. A reset or replay option allows players to start a new match without refreshing the page. Depending on the implementation, the game may include: Two-player mode (local multiplayer) Single-player mode with a basic or AI-powered bot Responsive UI for desktop and mobile Visual feedback for win states or invalid actions This project showcases fundamental programming concepts such as condition checks, 2D array manipulation, and event-based interactions, making it a practical example of beginner-to-intermediate-level game logic development.
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