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Single Player Tic Tac Toe

Here's a complete Single Player Tic Tac Toe Game using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The game allows a player to compete against a simple AI (computer opponent) with basic logic.


πŸ“‚ Project Structure

single_player_tic_tac_toe/
β”‚-- index.html
β”‚-- styles.css
β””-- script.js
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πŸš€ How to Use This Project

  1. Download or Clone the Repository:
   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/simple_interface.git
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  1. Navigate to the Project Directory:
   cd single_player_tic_tac_toe
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  1. Open the index.html File in Your Browser to Play the Game.

🌟 How the Game Works

  1. Player's Turn:

    • You play as X.
    • Click on an empty cell to make your move.
  2. Computer's Turn:

    • The computer plays as O.
    • The computer selects a random empty cell after your turn.
  3. Game Rules:

    • The game follows standard Tic Tac Toe rules.
    • First to align three symbols (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) wins.
    • If the board is full without a winner, it's a draw.
  4. Reset Button:

    • Click the Reset Game button to restart the game.

🧠 Key Concepts Learned

  1. HTML:

    • Structure for the game board, status messages, and buttons.
  2. CSS:

    • Grid layout for the board.
    • Styling for interactivity and responsiveness.
  3. JavaScript:

    • Handling player and computer moves.
    • Simple AI logic.
    • Detecting win/draw conditions.
    • Resetting the game.

This project is great for intermediate learners who want to explore DOM manipulation, basic AI logic, and event handling.

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