Noughts and Crosses In this two player game, each player takes it in turn to place a chosen mark “symbol” (for example: X or O)

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NOUGHTS AND CROSSES

In this two player game, each player takes it in turn to place a chosen mark “symbol” (for example: X or O) into one of the empty spaces in a grid by choosing the number of row and column of that empty space. The first player who gets three of his/her symbols in a line horizontally, vertically or diagonally wins the game. If the whole grid was populated by the two player’s symbols, there will be no winner.


You’ll need to use a two dimensional list in this program to present the grid, let the size of the grid to be 4x4. The grid will be initialized with underscores ‘_’ for all the 16 values as shown below.



1  2  3  4

-------------

1|   _  _  _ _

2|   _  _  _ _

3|   _  _  _ _

4|   _  _  _ _


At the beginning, let each player enter his/her name and the mark (symbol) he/she choose to play with. After that, they will take turns to choose the location in the grid to place his/her symbol.

Details:

After each player choose the position to put his/her symbol. The following need to be checked.

1- Has the location been populated or not? If yes, ask the player to choose another location. 2- If the location has not been populated, check if the current player is a winner or not.

• The game will be kept going until one of the players win or until the grid will be fully populated by the symbols of the 2 players

• At the beginning of the game and after each player complete entering his/her name and symbol, the empty grid should be printed

• At the end of each player turn, the new grid need to be printed

Technical requirements:

• Create a function to check if a player is winner or

 

• The project must have a two dimensional list initialized as shown previously. 3- Exception handling must be involved in the

• No need to ask the players if they want to play again

• Make sure to choose conventional names for the variables, functions and

Output sample

 

Enter Player 1 name: Adam Enter Player 2 name: Ali Enter Player 1 symbol: x Enter Player 2 symbol: o

_ _ _ _

_ _ _ _

_ _ _ _

_ _ _ _ Adam's turn:

Enter the row number [1 to 4]1 Enter the column number [1 to 4]1 x _ _ _

_ _ _ _

_ _ _ _

_ _ _ _ Ali's turn:

Enter the row number [1 to 4]2 Enter the column number [1 to 4]2 x _ _ _

_ o _ _

_ _ _ _

_ _ _ _

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