This is the implementation of the popular TIC-TAC-TOE Game created using the Ruby programming Language
The first milestone is to create the necessary files and folders and make the file executable
Tic Tac Toe - Ruby OOP Game Rules
- Each player is going to choose a number out of 9 positions.
- First player should enter his name and press enter.
- Second player should enter his name and press enter.
- First player should enter his symbol [X or O] and press enter.
- To choose a position you have to type the corresponding number and press enter.
- The game will check if the chosen number is valid or not valid.
- If it's not valid (i.e already taken number or not of the game positions - from 1 to 9 ) it will ask for another input.
- If it's valid it will display the board with the chosen position replaced by the symbol of the player [X, O].
- Then it will ask the next player to take turn.
- It will repeate the same for the second player.
- The game contiues till it reaches either winning or draw conditions.
Winning conditions We have 8 winning conditions...
- First three, to have occupied a full row with the same symbol [X, O]
- Second three, to have occupied a column with same symbol [X, O]
- Third two, to have occupied a full diagonal with same symbol [X, O]
Draw condition
- If 9 movements achieved with no winning then the game is a draw.
Built With:
- Ruby
- VS Code
- Ubuntu
- Rubocop linter
To get your own copy of our project simply clone the repository to your local machine.
Step 1: Type the following command into a git shell
git clone https://github.com/charlyeneh/tic-tac-toe-game
Step 2: Direct a terminal into the cloned repository directory
cd tic-tac-toe-game
Step 3: Run the program from command line
Step 4: Run main.rb from your terminal to display "Hello World!".
👤 German Cobian
- GitHub: @German-Cobian
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👤 Eneh Charles Chukwunweike
- GitHub: @charlyeneh
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MIT License
Copyright (c) 2021 German Cobian and Eneh Charles Chukwunweike
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