Kaleb Tran

This project was first created as a way to learn Python, having already had experience in C++ and Java. It was first coded as a terminal program played in the console. This can be viewed in the Github repository linked down below. Some of the program functions were then adapted to run the HTML browser version in PyScript displayed here, but much of it was changed as the browser game uses a grid of buttons that control the game flow. The tic-tac-toe HTML at the Github repo below is fully functional when viewed in browser from the file system. The version in this website's repo has been adapted slightly for formatting, but is functionally the same. It is simply inserted into this website using iframe.

This tic-tac-toe game has PvP and PvC, and asks for player usernames to save scores for the scoreboard. The CPU score is saved as well. Unfortunately, scores will not be saved when the page is reset. This may be implemented in the future. There is no CPU algorithm for deciding CPU moves yet, as CPU moves are simply random. Have fun in Tic-Tac-Toe!