I have been trying to learn how to do a c++ tic tac toe game, with first implementing the game tree in a function and then having the AI in another function which uses minimax algorithm. I came across the following code in my search for sources that would help me get a better understanding:

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Ok thanks for the site.
But I don't know if it is just me, but having diagrams doesn't help me a great deal. So basically I'd have to draw the entire tree out, which is over a thousand possibilities.. . but how would one put a game tree into code? This is what I was trying to find examples of, but all sites relating to game trees just do diagrams.

I've been trying to expand my c++ coding abilities and was wondering how one would generate a full game tree for the game of tic-tac-toe? I've implemented the board with linked lists. I've looked at some books and sites but can't seem to find a good starting point on how to generate a full game tree in the one function? Cause using a game tree will then enable a use of the minimax algorithm which I'm also unsure about but heard it is good to use...

I'm only new to learning shell programming and we have this current task to create a .sh program (basic shell only) that can output a web access statistics report of accesses for each month in a year or total number of accesses in a particular month in a year selected by the user.

So what we have is a .txt file containing lines like the following:
66.196.90.230 - - [01/Mar/2004:01:28:59 +1000] "GET /robots.txt HTTP/1.0"...