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Explanation of Tic Tac Toe HTML Code

HTML Code Explanation


<! DOCTYPE html >
< html lang = " en " >
This specifies the document type and declares the language of the document as
English.
< head >
< meta charset = " UTF -8 " >
The <head> section contains meta-information about the HTML document. The
<meta charset="UTF-8"> tag sets the character encoding to UTF-8.
< meta name = " viewport " content = " width = device - width ,
initial - scale =1.0 " >
This meta tag sets the viewport to control the layout on mobile browsers, en-
suring the width is equal to the device width and the initial zoom level is 1.
< title > Tic Tac Toe </ title >
The <title> tag sets the title of the HTML document, which is displayed in
the browser’s title bar or tab.
< link rel = " stylesheet " href = " styles . css " >
This <link> tag links the HTML document to an external CSS file for styling.
</ head >
< body >
The </head> tag closes the head section, and the <body> tag begins the body
of the document, which contains the content displayed to the user.
< video autoplay muted loop id = " background - video " >
< source src = " background . mp4 " type = " video / mp4 " >
Your browser does not support the video tag .
</ video >
This block embeds a video element in the background that plays automatically,
is muted, and loops continuously. The <source> tag specifies the video file and
its format.

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< div class = " container " >
A <div> element with the class ”container” acts as a wrapper for the main
content.
< div id = " menu " >
< h1 > Tic Tac Code </ h1 >
< button onclick = " startGame () " > Start Game </
button >
< button onclick = " showHowToPlay () " > How to
Play </ button >
< button onclick = " showDevelopers () " >
Developers </ button >
< button onclick = " showAbout () " > About the
Game </ button >
< button onclick = " showApp () " >
Mobile App </ button >
</ div >
This <div> contains the game menu with a heading and several buttons. Each
button has an onclick attribute that triggers a corresponding JavaScript func-
tion.
< div id = " game " class = " hidden " >
This <div> with the id ”game” and class ”hidden” contains the game interface.
It is initially hidden.
< div class = " scoreboard " >
< span id = " player1 " > Player 1: 0 </ span >
vs < span id = " player2 " > Player 2: 0 </
span >
</ div >
The <div> with the class ”scoreboard” displays the scores of both players using
<span> elements with ids ”player1” and ”player2”.
< div class = " turn - indicator " >
Turn : < span id = " turn " > Player 1 </ span >
</ div >
This <div> shows whose turn it is, using a <span> element with the id ”turn”.
< div class = " board " id = " board " >
< div class = " cell " onclick = " makeMove (0)
" > </ div >
< div class = " cell " onclick = " makeMove (1)
" > </ div >
< div class = " cell " onclick = " makeMove (2)
" > </ div >

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< div class = " cell " onclick = " makeMove (3)
" > </ div >
< div class = " cell " onclick = " makeMove (4)
" > </ div >
< div class = " cell " onclick = " makeMove (5)
" > </ div >
< div class = " cell " onclick = " makeMove (6)
" > </ div >
< div class = " cell " onclick = " makeMove (7)
" > </ div >
< div class = " cell " onclick = " makeMove (8)
" > </ div >
< div id = " pause - overlay
" > Paused </ div >
</ div >
This <div> with the id ”board” contains the tic tac toe grid. Each cell is a
<div> with the class ”cell” and an onclick attribute that calls the makeMove()
function with the cell index. An additional <div> with the id ”pause-overlay”
displays the paused state.
< div id = " winner " class = " hidden " > </ div >
This <div> with the id ”winner” and class ”hidden” will display the winner of
the game.
< div class = " mode - selection " >
< button onclick = " playWithComputer () " >
Play with Computer </ button >
< button onclick = " playTwoPlayers () " >2
Player </ button >
</ div >
This <div> with the class ”mode-selection” contains buttons to choose the game
mode: playing with the computer or a second player.
< button id = " reset - score " onclick = "
resetScore () " > Reset Score </ button >
< button id = " pause - button " onclick = "
togglePause () " > Pause </ button >
</ div >
</ div >
These buttons allow the user to reset the score and pause the game. The
onclick attributes call the corresponding JavaScript functions.
< div class = " controls " >
< button id = " mute - button " onclick = " toggleMute ()
" > Mute </ button >

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< input type = " range " id = " volume - slider " min = " 0 "
max = " 1 " step = " 0.1 " value = " 1 " onchange = "
setVolume ( this . value ) " >
</ div >
This <div> with the class ”controls” includes a mute button and a volume slider
for adjusting the background music. The onchange attribute of the <input>
element calls the setVolume() function.
< audio id = " background - music " loop >
< source src = " background . mp3 " type = " audio / mpeg "
>
</ audio >
This <audio> element plays background music in a loop. The <source> tag
specifies the audio file and its format.
< script src = " script . js " > </ script >
</ body >
</ html >
The <script> tag includes an external JavaScript file for functionality. The
</body> and </html> tags close the body and HTML document, respectively.

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