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Iks Oks

This Python code defines functions for playing a game of tic-tac-toe. It initializes variables to track the current player and check for wins. Functions are defined to check rows/columns for wins, change the current player, print the game board, and check for valid moves. The main loop handles user input, updates the board, and checks for a winner or draw until the game ends.

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Iks Oks

This Python code defines functions for playing a game of tic-tac-toe. It initializes variables to track the current player and check for wins. Functions are defined to check rows/columns for wins, change the current player, print the game board, and check for valid moves. The main loop handles user input, updates the board, and checks for a winner or draw until the game ends.

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import math

import string
x_win = False
o_win = False
player = "X"
dict={
"1 1":6,
"1 2":3,
"1 3":0,
"2 1":7,
"2 2":4,
"2 3":1,
"3 1":8,
"3 2":5,
"3 3":2,
}

def change_player():
global player
if player == "X":
player = "O"
else:
player = "X"
return player

def check_column(list):
global o_win,x_win
if all((list[i] == 'X' for i in range(len(list)))):
x_win = True
elif all((list[i] == 'O' for i in range(len(list)))):
o_win = True
else:
pass

def who_win(insert):

global x_win,o_win
for i in range(3): #rows
check_column([insert[i*3],insert[i*3+1],insert[i*3+2]])
for i in range(3): #colomn
check_column([insert[i],insert[i+3],insert[i+6]])
if (insert[0] == insert[4] == insert[8]):
if insert[4] == 'X':
x_win = True
elif insert[4] == 'O':
o_win = True
else:
pass
if (insert[6] == insert[4] == insert[2]):
if insert[6] == 'X':
x_win = True
elif insert[6] == 'O':
o_win = True
else:
pass

def there_is_more_move(insert):
return any([insert[i]=="_" for i in range(len(insert))])
# free=False
# for j in insert:
# if j=='_':
# free=True
# return free

def print_table(insert):
print('---------')
print('| '+insert[0]+' '+insert[1]+' '+insert[2]+' |')
print('| '+insert[3]+' '+insert[4]+' '+insert[5]+' |')
print('| '+insert[6]+' '+insert[7]+' '+insert[8]+' |')
print('---------')

insert= "_________"
insert=[x for x in insert]
print_table(insert)
who_win(insert)

while( not x_win and not o_win and there_is_more_move(insert)):


coordinates = input('Enter the coordinates:')
if (string.ascii_letters in coordinates):
print("You should enter numbers!")
elif coordinates not in ("1 1","1 2","1 3","2 1", "2 2","2 3","3 1","3 2","3
3"):
print("Coordinates should be from 1 to 3!")
elif insert[dict[coordinates]]=="_":
insert[dict[coordinates]] = player
change_player()
print_table(insert)
who_win(insert)
else:
print("This cell is occupied! Choose another one!")

if abs(insert.count('O')-insert.count('X'))>1 or (x_win and o_win):


print("Impossible")
elif (not x_win and not o_win):
print("Draw")
elif x_win:
print("X wins")
elif o_win:
print("O wins")
else:
print("sta sad")

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