Tic - Tac - Toe

[triphoppa]

I have to implement a tic - tac -toe game in C. The board has to be stored in an array 1D or 2D. The problem I'm having is that I don't see how I can store the game board AND the moves in the same array. This is what I have so far but, The professor wants the board and the moves stored in the same array. How can I do that? What I have below looks like "the best" way to do it. I hope I'm just misunderstandin g what he wants. Here is a link to the assignment on his webpage, click project 3 on the left side to view the assignment

int main(void){
    
    int row,col;
    int board[3][3] = {{1,2,3},{4,5,6},{7,8,9}};

printf("\n\n");  
printf("\t   %d |%d|%d \n",board[0][0],board[0][1],board[0][2]);
printf("\t ----------\n");
printf("\t   %d |%d  |%d \n",board[1][0],board[1][1],board[1][2]);
printf("\t ----------\n");
printf("\t   %d | %d |%d \n\n",board[2][0],board[2][1],board[2][2]);

[curiously enough]

QUICK! COPY IT BEFORE ONE OF THOSE MODERATORS DELETES IT! <swearing deleted Banfa>

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kind regards,

Jos

[JosAH]

@curiously enough: we delete spoonfeeding code because we believe that it
doesn't help an OP; the vast majority of them simply copies/pastes the code
and if it work they turn it in as if it were their own code. Professors complain
about that and rightly so. We don't propagate cheating, we'd rather help people
to learn. Nobody wants a cheater for their future coworker. If you don't agree
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Also in our opinion: showing off boilerplate code doesn't make you look smart;
clear and concise explanations do and it helps the OPs (donating a fish or
making them learn how to fish for themselves and all that).

kind regards,

Jos (moderator)

[triphoppa]

Um, I guess I don't understand the culture here. I thought that I asked a viable question and I did show what I have so far. So, what's the problem? I"m not asking anyone to do it.

[JosAH]

Um, I guess I don't understand the culture here. I thought that I asked a viable question and I did show what I have so far. So, what's the problem? I"m not asking anyone to do it.

Your question was perfectly valid; the spoonfeeding wasn't. Your assignment
text doesn't mention anything about moves stored in the same array as the
board. Line #10 reads: "The game board should be stored in an array."
And that's what you did; no problem.

kind regards,

Jos

[Banfa]

curiously enough,

This forum tolerates neither abusive language nor posting of full code solutions all of which is explained in our posting guidelines.

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Banfa
Administrator

[curiously enough]

This forum tolerates neither abusive language nor posting of full code

I'm sorry, I won't do either again.