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Game in Python

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board = {

'T1': ' ', 'T2': ' ', 'T3': ' ',


'M1': ' ', 'M2': ' ', 'M3': ' ',
'D1': ' ', 'D2': ' ', 'D3': ' '
}

player = 1 # to initialise first player


total_moves = 0 # to count the moves
end_check = 0

def check():
# checking the moves of player one
# for horizontal(start)
if board['T1'] == 'X' and board['T2'] == 'X' and board['T3'] == 'X':
print('Player one won !')
return 1
if board['M1'] == 'X' and board['M2'] == 'X' and board['M3'] == 'X':
print('Player One Won!!')
return 1
if board['D1'] == 'X' and board['D2'] == 'X' and board['D3'] == 'X':
print('Player One Won!!')
return 1
# for horizontal(end)
# for diagonal(start)
if board['T1'] == 'X' and board['M2'] == 'X' and board['D3'] == 'X':
print('Player One Won!!')
return 1
# for diagonal(end)
# for vertical(start)
if board['T1'] == 'X' and board['M1'] == 'X' and board['D1'] == 'X':
print('Player One Won!!')
return 1
if board['T2'] == 'X' and board['M2'] == 'X' and board['D2'] == 'X':
print('Player One Won!!')
return 1
if board['T3'] == 'X' and board['M3'] == 'X' and board['D3'] == 'X':
print('Player One Won!!')
return 1
# for vertical(end)

# checking the moves of player two


if board['T1'] == 'O' and board['T2'] == 'O' and board['T3'] == 'O':
print('Player Two Won!!')
return 1 # used to end the game
if board['M1'] == 'O' and board['M2'] == 'O' and board['M3'] == 'O':
print('Player Two Won!!')
return 1
if board['D1'] == 'O' and board['D2'] == 'O' and board['D3'] == 'O':
print('Player Two Won!!')
return 1
if board['T1'] == 'O' and board['M2'] == 'O' and board['D3'] == 'O':
print('Player Two Won!!')
return 1
if board['T1'] == 'O' and board['M1'] == 'O' and board['D1'] == 'O':
print('Player Two Won!!')
return 1
if board['T2'] == 'O' and board['M2'] == 'O' and board['D2'] == 'O':
print('Player Two Won!!')
return 1
if board['T3'] == 'O' and board['M3'] == 'O' and board['D3'] == 'O':
print('Player Two Won!!')
return 1
return 0

print('T1|T2|T3')
print('- +- +-')
print('M1|M2|M3')
print('- +- +-')
print('D1|D2|D3')
print('***************************')

while True:
print(board['T1']+'|'+board['T2']+'|'+board['T3'])
print('-+-+-')
print(board['M1'] + '|' + board['M2'] + '|' + board['M3'])
print('-+-+-')
print(board['D1'] + '|' + board['D2'] + '|' + board['D3'])
end_check = check()
if total_moves == 9 or end_check == 1:
break
while True: # input from players
if player == 1: # choose player
p1_input = input('player one')
if p1_input.upper() in board and board[p1_input.upper()] == ' ':
board[p1_input.upper()] = 'X'
player = 2
break
# on wrong input
else:
print('Invalid input, please try again')
continue
else:
p2_input = input('player two')
if p2_input.upper() in board and board[p2_input.upper()] == ' ':
board[p2_input.upper()] = 'O'
player = 1
break
else: # on wrong input
print('Invalid input, please try again')
continue
total_moves += 1
print('***************************')
print()

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