def main():
board = GameBoard()
while True:
try:
# input the player one sign
player1_sign = input("Enter player 1 sign: ") # get the input
# if player enters a null string, will throw a exception
player1_sign = player1_sign[
0] # get the first symbol of player enters a longer string than 1
break
except IndexError:
print("It seems that you forgot to enter the sign!")
while True:
try:
# input the player one sign
player2_sign = input("Enter player 2 sign: ") # get the input
# if player enters a null string, will throw a exception
player2_sign = player2_sign[
0] # get the first symbol of player enters a longer string than 1
break
except IndexError:
print("It seems that you forgot to enter the sign!")
player_versus_computer = input(
"Do you want to play versus computer?(Yes, No) :")
# if player chose to play vs computer
# make a human and a computer player
# and put them in the players list in order to get a turn based gameplay
if player_versus_computer == "Yes" or player_versus_computer == "yes":
human_player = HumanPlayer(player1_sign, board)
computer_player = ComputerPlayer(player2_sign, board)
players = (human_player, computer_player)
else:
human_player1 = HumanPlayer(player1_sign, board)
human_player2 = HumanPlayer(player2_sign, board)
players = (human_player1, human_player2)
# at the beginning of the game, we assume that there is no winner
winner = False
# print the initial empty board
board.print_board()
# the restart variable to restart the game
restart = False
while not winner:
if restart:
# we 'restart' the restart :))
restart = False
# make another board
board = GameBoard()
# assign the new board to the players
for player in players:
player.assign_board(board)
# until is no winner we iterate through every player in the 'players' list
for player in players:
# current player takes a turn
# restart will be true if player enters 'restart'
restart = player.take_turn()
if restart:
break
# we show the board after the turn
board.print_board()
# we check if the player (with his sign) wins the game
# if the function return true, a winner is found, the while loop will not continue and the game is over
winner = board.check_for_winner(player.get_player_sign())
# print the winenr's player symbol
if winner:
print()
print("Player %s WON!!!" % player.get_player_sign())
break
