Tic Tac Toe

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18 comments, last by kango19 19 years, 10 months ago
Hi, I need some help. I have to make a Tic Tac Toe game, and it has been a while since I last programmed. I''m used to programming at school, but I don''t have those resources now. So I was wondering, first of all, if anyone could point me to a good, free C++ compiler. I''m assuming I could write the program in Notepad or something, but maybe there is a better free product than that? The last resource I''ll need is a way to execute the program and actually play Tic Tac Toe. Once I get these things, I''m sure I''ll have some coding questions too, but those can wait, for now.
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Dev-C++
Borland

There are two good free c++ compilers

[edited by - novasheep on June 2, 2004 2:39:26 AM]
Forget C++, you''d be more productive with Python
www.python.org

or at least Java or C#.
MinGW Developer Studio is a wonderful IDE that imatates MS Visual Studio. You need the appropiate compiler though.

The GNU C Compiler
Minimalist GNU for Windows(compiler)

DevC++ Includes Mingw in case you use that.


[edited by - monkey_32606 on June 2, 2004 10:42:29 AM]
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quote:Original post by Anonymous Poster
Forget C++, you''d be more productive with Python
www.python.org

or at least Java or C#.


C++ using STL is easier than Java.

Not giving is not stealing.
I wrote Tic Tac Toe in Python 30 minutes after first seeing the language. Of course, I also had previous programming experience.

Python is a better language, I think, to start out with. C++ is rather archaic.
http://mpn.ath.cx -- my evolving homepage
How comes that this has become a "my language is better than your language" thread so quickly? But since we''re here:

Whitespace is better than python. At least, it''s a consequent implementation of "non whitespace-agnostic". For quick hacks, use perl. I''m almost sure there''s a Tic Tac Toe package somewhere.

As for a good universal editor (not an IDE), you might like SciTE. You''ll need to install a separate compiler though.
Thanks guys, but I need to write it in C++ or C, because that''s what it says.
Dev-C++ really rocks! Thanks again. :D

Does anybody have any tips when it comes to writing the AI?
lol
just... lol

:0!!!!!
rolling on the FLOOR LAUGHING
whitespace *snort*
is that a joke?

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Life would be so much easier if we could just get the source code.
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