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#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <windows.h>
using namespace std;
int Choice; //Because i want to
char* Player1 ="Player 1";//For the player name
char* Player2 ="Player 2";
int State[10]={0}; //State of the squares from 1 to 9
bool Exit = false; //I want this global too
int Win=3;//Just to make the code a little bit shorter when checking wich one wins int he display.
class Game{public: //All the functions are here
static void Square(int square) { //Used in the display
if(State[square]==0){ //If state is 0, shows the square number
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 8);
if(square==1){cout << " 1 ";}
if(square==2){cout << " 2 ";}
if(square==3){cout << " 3 ";}
if(square==4){cout << " 4 ";}
if(square==5){cout << " 5 ";}
if(square==6){cout << " 6 ";}
if(square==7){cout << " 7 ";}
if(square==8){cout << " 8 ";}
if(square==9){cout << " 9 ";}
}
else if(State[square]==1){
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 12);
if(square==1 || square==4 || square==7){cout << " ";}
cout << " X "; //If state is 1, X
}
else if(State[square]==2){
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 14);
if(square==1 || square==4 || square==7){cout << " ";}
cout << " O "; //If state is 2, O
}
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 15);
};
static void Check(int c) { //Used in the main game code
if(c==0){ //If everything is used...
if((State[1]>0 && State[2]>0 && State[3]>0)
&& (State[4]>0 && State[5]>0 && State[6]>0)
&& (State[7]>0 && State[8]>0 && State[9]>0)
){Win=0;} //It's a draw
return;
}
else{ //All the possible options of winning
if((State[1]==c && State[2]==c && State[3]==c)
|| (State[4]==c && State[5]==c && State[6]==c)
|| (State[7]==c && State[8]==c && State[9]==c)
|| (State[1]==c && State[4]==c && State[7]==c)
|| (State[2]==c && State[5]==c && State[8]==c)
|| (State[3]==c && State[6]==c && State[9]==c)
|| (State[1]==c && State[5]==c && State[9]==c)
|| (State[3]==c && State[5]==c && State[7]==c)
){Win=c; return;} //If someone wins, it shows it in the display
}
};
static void Display(int turn) { //Finally, the display itself.
system("cls");
if(Win>2){//If Win is'nt 0 or 1 or 2
if(turn==1){
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 12);
cout << "\n --" << Player1 << "'s turn--";
}
if(turn==2){
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 14);
cout << "\n --" << Player2 << "'s turn--";
}
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 15);
cout << "\n Choose the square with numbers 1-9 to place an ";
if(turn==1){cout << "\" X \".\n";} else{cout << "\" O \".\n";}
}
//All the square displaying
cout << endl;
Game::Square(1); cout << "|";
Game::Square(2); cout << "|";
Game::Square(3); cout << "";
cout << "\n -----------\n";
Game::Square(4); cout << "|";
Game::Square(5); cout << "|";
Game::Square(6); cout << "";
cout << "\n -----------\n";
Game::Square(7); cout << "|";
Game::Square(8); cout << "|";
Game::Square(9); cout << endl;
//You understand this, no?
if(Win==0){cout << "\n --Draw--"; getch(); return;}
if(Win==1){
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 12);
cout << "\n --" << Player1 << " wins!--"; getch(); Exit=true; return;
}
if(Win==2){
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 14);
cout << "\n --" << Player2 << " wins!--"; getch(); Exit=true; return;
}
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 15);
};
static void Main(int turn) { // And finally, the main game code.
Display(turn); //Displays and chooses wich turn it is
Loop: Choice=getch();
switch(Choice) { //All the keys to display an X or O in the screen
default: goto Loop;
/*1*/ case '1':
if(State[1]==0){State[1]=turn;} //Only editable if it has'nt been edited before
else{goto Loop;} //If it has been edited before, it loops the key scanning
/*2*/ case '2':
if(State[2]==0){State[2]=turn;}
else{goto Loop;}
break;
/*3*/ case '3':
if(State[3]==0){State[3]=turn;}
else{goto Loop;}
break;
/*4*/ case '4':
if(State[4]==0){State[4]=turn;}
else{goto Loop;}
break;
/*5*/ case '5':
if(State[5]==0){State[5]=turn;}
else{goto Loop;}
break;
/*6*/ case '6':
if(State[6]==0){State[6]=turn;}
else{goto Loop;}
break;
/*7*/ case '7':
if(State[7]==0){State[7]=turn;}
else{goto Loop;}
break;
/*8*/ case '8':
if(State[8]==0){State[8]=turn;}
else{goto Loop;}
break;
/*9*/ case '9':
if(State[9]==0){State[9]=turn;}
else{goto Loop;}
break;
}
Game::Check(1); //Checks if player 1 or player 2 wins
Game::Check(2);
if(Win==3){Game::Check(0);} //Then checks if it's a draw
};
}Game;
int main()
{
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), 15);
/* cout << "\n Player 1, choose a name\n";
cin >> Player1;
cout << "\n Player 2, choose a name\n";
cin >> Player2; */ //Just a fail, i'll try again later
while(!Exit) //You understand this too
{ //The turns
Game.Main(1);
Game.Main(2);
} //If exit...
cout << "\n Press any key to exit.\n";
getch();
cout << "\n Closing Window...\n";
return 0;
}
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