- Type below commands to launch the game
- Start a new Terminal [CMD from Run/Search on Windows]
- Go to the game directory: cd [tic-tac-toe]
- Type: $user-1@[...] cd [bin] & Enter [.\main.rb]
- Hit Enter/Return & continue...
- main.rb - the entry point file is a command line executable
- start cmd on windows / terminal on mac or linux
- type ./main.rb & enter
- The first player enters a name and selects either 'X' or 'O'
- The second player is automatically assigned the other marker after they enter a name
- Each player has to select an available position on the display grid for their marker.
- Enter the number visible on the grid to place your marker.
- Once a number is selected hit Enter & X / O will appear on the board
- Players take turns selecting their preferred positions to make a winning move
- Winning Combinations Include: Player should have 3 markers in ONE (1) row, column or diagonal.
- The game ends in a tie if both players can not win.
- Versioning & best coding practices, Git Flow.
- RUBY Datastructures, features etc.
- Linter - install & fix errors
- Collaborative learning, being patient, helping each other succeed.
- Self Monitoring & reliable project deliverables on due time, being focused, accountable.
- Ability to work independently and ask for help after due self research when needed.
- Version Control, Git Flow, RSpec Tests
- Application of RUBY Syntax & Programming elements.
- User I/P & O/P via terminal / command line validation and control
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- GitHub: @smy5152
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- LinkedIn: Shabbir Yamani
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