This Python code sets up a simple Tic Tac Toe game between a player and a CPU opponent. Here's a summarized breakdown:
- Player Enum: Represents X, O, and an empty cell.
- printGameBoard(): Prints the Tic Tac Toe board.
- modifyArray(): Modifies the game board based on user or CPU input.
- checkWinner(): Checks for a winning combination.
- isBoardFull(): Checks if the board is full.
- main(): Runs the game loop.
- Initialization: Sets up the game board, available moves, and turn count.
- Game Loop: Alternates turns between the player and CPU until there's a winner or a tie.
- Player's turn: Asks for input (1-9) to place 'X' on the board.
- CPU's turn: Randomly selects an available cell to place 'O' on the board.
- After each turn, the board is checked for a winner or a tie.
- Outcome:
- If there's a winner, it prints the winning player.
- If the board is full without a winner, it declares a tie.
- Error Handling: Enhance input validation to handle incorrect user inputs.
- CPU Intelligence: Implement more sophisticated CPU moves to make the game more challenging.
- Refactoring: Simplify and optimize the code for better readability and efficiency.