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6 18 PROGRAM 8 Vectors Tic Tac ToeImplement a tic tac toe game

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6.18 PROGRAM 8: Vectors - Tic Tac Toe

Implement a tic-tac-toe game. At the bottom of these

specifications you will see a template you must copy and

paste to cloud9. Do not change the provided complete

functions, or the function stub headers / return values.

Currently, if the variables provided in main are commented

out, the program will compile. Complete the specifications

for each function. As you develop the program, implement

one function at a time, and test that function. The provided

comments provide hints as to what each function should do

and when each should be called. Add variables where you

see fit.

Implementation Strategies:

The template has variables and two global constants for

you to utilize.

The template has string literals for winning or tie game

output in comments with provided file.

The template has comments to help you develop the

necessary algorithm for 2 users playing tic-tac-toe on a

computer. Use these comments along with the function

descriptions below to help develop your program. One or

more lines of your code should exist below each comment.

Remove the TODO part when you have completed that

step.

DO NOT try to implement the entire game at once. Instead,

develop and test one function at a time. Understand how to

walk through your code by hand as well as executing it in

unit tests.

The system will test your functions as you attempt to

complete each. Use the feedback and walk through your

code to fix problems.

Submit and achieve a full score on each function before

implementing the main game algorithm.

Tie Game Example:

Starting Template:

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Solution

#include #include using namespace std; const bool

CLEAR_SCREEN = true; /// @brief Utilizes an escape

character sequence to clear the screen void clearScreen()

{ cout << endl; if (CLEAR_SCREEN){ cout <<

\"\\033c\"; } cout << endl; return; } /// @brief

Draws the provided tic-tac-toe board to the screen //

@param board is the tic-tac-toe board that should be

drawn void drawBoard(const vector < char >&gameBoard) {

clearScreen(); for (int i = 0; i < 9; i += 3) { cout

<< \" \" << gameBoard.at(i) << \" | \" << gameBoard.at(i +

1) << \" | \" << gameBoard.at(i + 2) << \" \" <<

endl; if (i < 6) cout << \"-----|-----|-----\" <<

endl; } cout << endl; return; } /// @brief Fills

vector with characters starting at lower case a. /// /// If

the vector is size 3 then it will have characters a to c. ///

If the vector is size 5 then it will have characters a to e. ///

If the vector is size 26 then it will have characters a to z.

/// /// @param v the vector to initialize /// @pre-condition

the vector size will never be over 26 void initVector(vector

&v) { v.at(0) = \'a\'; v.at(1) = \'b\'; v.at(2) = \'c\';

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6.18 PROGRAM 8: Vectors - Tic Tac Toe Implement a tic-tac-toe game. At the bottom of these specifications you will see a template you must copy and paste to cloud9. Do not change the provided complete functions, or the function stub headers / return values. Currently, if the variables provided in main are commented out, the program will compile. Complete the specifications for each function. As you develop the program, implement one function at a time, and test that function. The provided comments provide hints as to what each function should do and when each should be called. Add variables where you see fit. Implementation Strategies: The template has variables and two global constants for you to utilize. The template has string literals for wi nning or tie game output in comments with provided file. The template has comments to help you develop the necessary algorithm for 2 users playing tic-tac-toe on a computer. Use these comments along with the function descriptions below to help develop your program. One or more lines of your code should exist below each comment. Remove the TODO part when you have completed that step. DO NOT try to implement the entire game at once. Instead, develop and test one function at a time. Understand how to walk through your code by hand as well as executing it in unit tests. The system will test your functions as you attempt to complete each. Use the feedback and walk through your code to fix problems. Submit and achieve a full score on each f ...
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