For the next post, use this code as starting point and refactor it. There is a lot of repetition. You can focus on:
switch
case
{ if (arr[0][0] == 'X' || arr[0][0] == '#') { cout << "Enter another number"; cout << "Enter the number\n"; cin >> number; wrong = true; } else { arr[0][0] = 'X'; } break; }
input
arr[a][b]
Good luck. If you need any advice, feel free to contact me.
Hi Elvis Thanks for your reply.Your suggestion is much appreciated.Thank you.I will definately consider your suggestions. Regards Muhammad Bilal
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For the next post, use this code as starting point and refactor it.
There is a lot of repetition.
You can focus on:
switch
to track player's turn?case
:input
and a and b fromarr[a][b]
Good luck.
If you need any advice, feel free to contact me.
Hi Elvis Thanks for your reply.Your suggestion is much appreciated.Thank you.I will definately consider your suggestions.
Regards
Muhammad Bilal