Example #1
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def main():

    print_instruction()

    board = []
    for i in range(9):
        board.append(-1)

    win = False
    move = 0
    while not win:

        print_board(board)
        print "Turn number" + str(move + 1)
        if move % 2 == 0:
            turn = 'X'
        else:
            turn = 'O'

        user = get_input(turn)
        while board[user] != -1:
            print "Invalid move! Cell already taken. Please try again.\n"
            user = get_input(turn)
        board[user] = 1 if turn == 'X' else 0

        move += 1
        if move > 4:
            winner = check_win(board)
            if winner != -1:
                out = "The winner is"
                out += "X" if winner == 1 else "O"
                out += "=D"
                quit_game(board, out)
            elif move >= 9:
                quit_game(board, "No winner :(")
Example #2
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def main():
	
	print_instruction()
	
	board = []
	for i in range(9):
		board.append(-1)
		
	win = False
	move = 0
	while not win:

		print_board(board)
		print "Turn number" + str(move+1)
		if move % 2 == 0:
			turn = 'X'
		else:
			turn = 'O'

		user = get_input(turn)
		while board[user] != -1:
			print "Invalid move! Cell already taken. Please try again.\n"
			user = get_input(turn)
		board[user] = 1 if turn == 'X' else 0

		move += 1
		if move > 4:
			winner = check_win(board)
			if winner != -1:
				out = "The winner is"
				out += "X" if winner == 1 else "O"
				out += "=D"
				quit_game(board,out)
			elif move >= 9:
				quit_game(board, "No winner :(")
Example #3
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def game_loop():
    global active_player, current_state
    active_player = starting_player
    finished = False
    first_ai = True
    col_ai = next_ai = 3
    #takes care of processing for one full game
    while not(finished):
        draw_board()
        flag = False
        #if Human v Comp and it's comp's turn
        if game_type == 1 and active_player == comp_player:
            print "Computer is thinking..."
            if first_ai == True: #computer takes middle column each time
                col_ai = 3
                first_ai = False
            else:
                (value, col_ai, next_ai) = aimodule.generate_move(current_state, 0, ai_diff, float("-inf"), float("inf"), next_ai, True)
                temp = current_state.copy_board()
                while temp.make_move(col_ai, "X") == False: #check move validity
                    col_ai +=  1
            print "Computer moves to column %s" % col_ai
            current_state.make_move(col_ai, "X")
            insert_piece(col_ai, active_player)
        else:
            while not(flag):
                try:
                    column = int(raw_input("Pick a column (0-6) or 7 to quit\n %s > " % active_player))
                except ValueError: #if users enter a non-integer
                    print "Invalid input"
                    continue
                    
                if not(column < 8 and column > -1):
                        print "Invalid input"
                else:
                    if column == 7: #chose 9 to quit
                        print "Quitting current game"
                        reset_game()
                        draw_main()
                        process_main()
                    else: #chose a column (0-6)
                        if insert_piece(column, active_player):
                            flag = True
                            current_state.make_move(column, "O")
                            col_ai = column
                        else:
                            print "Column is already filled to the top"
        #have a valid pick at this point
        winlist = checkwin.check_win(board)
        if winlist == []:
            switch_turn()
        else:
            finished = True
            
    process_result(winlist)
    reset_game()
    draw_main()
    process_main()
Example #4
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 def board_win(self):
     winner = check_win(self.board)
     if winner == []: #Empty list means not finished
         return 0
     elif winner[0] == "Draw": #Draw
         return 0
     elif winner[1][0][2] == "X": #"X" wins (AI)
         return 1
     else: #"O" wins (human)
         return -1
Example #5
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def main():
	
	print_instruction()
	
	board = []
	for i in range(9):
		board.append(-1)
		
	win = False
	move = 0
	while not win:

		print_board(board)
		print "Turn number" + str(move+1)
        	if move % 2 == 0:
            		#this is the user
            		turn = 'X'
            		user = get_input(turn)
            		while board[user] != -1:
                		print "Invalid move! Cell already taken. Please try again.\n"
                		user = get_input(turn)
            		board[user] = 1
        	else:
            		#this will be the computer
            		turn = 'O'
            		comp=generate_o(board)#computer behaviour define
            		board[comp]=0
		move += 1
		if move > 4:
			winner = check_win(board)
			if winner != -1:
				out = "The winner is"
				out += "X" if winner == 1 else "O"
				out += "=D"
				quit_game(board,out)
			elif move >= 9:
				quit_game(board, "No winner :(")