Lab 2.07 - Tic-Tac-Toe Revisited

1) For each example below, predict what will be printed. Next, run the program and confirm.

    a = 0
    while a< 100: 
        print(a)
Predicted Output Actual Output 


    a = 0
    while a < 100: 
        a = a + 1
        print(a)
Predicted Output Actual Output 


    a = input("Would you like to quit: ")
    while a != "y": 
        a = input("Would you like to quit: ")
Predicted Output Actual Output


2) Remember the Tic-Tac-Toe game we started to create last week? We are going to keep implementing the game using a while loop.

  • Allow users to keep playing (max 9 times).
  • Use variables to decide whose turn it is, and greet them as Xs or Os.
  • User picks a location on the board according to the number: tic-tac-toe
  • Depending on the position user gave, update the corresponding position of the board to reflect that.
  • Print the updated board out.
  • You will not need to determine the winner at this point, we will revisit this again and complete the game in Unit 4!

Bonus!

Create a variable-sized board. So instead of a classic 3 x 3 board, create a way for the user specify the size of the board they want to play with.