I wrote a tic-tac-toe program. The board I made looks like this:
1 __|__|__
2 __|__|__
3 | |
The way I have set up the coordinates is that the first box is (1,1), the second (1,2), the third (1,3), the forth (2,1) etc. I wrote the 1, 2, and 3 on the side to make that clear to the user. I would also like to add the 1, 2, 3 to the top of the board. I need some help on how to do this.
Here is my code:
class Game
def initialize
@board=Array.new
@board[1]="1 __|"
@board[2]="__"
@board[3]="|__"
@board[4]="\n2 __|"
@board[5]="__"
@board[6]="|__"
@board[7]="\n3 |"
@board[8]=" "
@board[9]="| "
@turn="x"
@win_status = false
end
def turn
@turn
end
def show_board
@board.each do |i|
print i
end
puts ""
end
def set_turn #switches turns
if @turn == "x"
@turn = "o"
else @turn == "o"
@turn = "x"
end
end
def make_move
puts "Enter x coordinate"
x=gets.to_i
puts "Enter y coordinate"
y=gets.to_i
@board[1]="1 _"+@turn+"|" if y==1 && x==1
@board[2]="_"+@turn if y==2 && x==1
@board[3]="|_"+@turn if y==3 && x==1
@board[4]="\n_"+@turn+"|" if y==1 && x==2
@board[5]="_"+@turn if y==2 && x==2
@board[6]="|_"+@turn if y==3 && x==2
@board[7]="\n "+@turn+"|" if y==1 && x==3
@board[8]=" "+@turn if y==2 && x==3
@board[9]="|"+@turn+" \n" if y==3 && x==3
end
def win_combo
return [[@board[1][1] + @board[2][1] + @board[3][2]], [@board[4][2] + @board[5][1] + @board[6][2]], [@board[7][1] + @board[8][1] + @board[9][1]],[@board[1][1] + @board[4][2] + @board[7][1]], [@board[2][1] + @board[5][1] + @board[8][1]], [@board[3][2] + @board[6][2] + @board[9][1]], [@board[1][1] + @board[5][1] + @board[9][1]], [@board[3][2] + @board[5][1] + @board[7][1]]]
end
def check_win
#if some row or column or diagonal is "xxx" or "ooo" then set @win_status = true
self.win_combo.each do |arr|
str = arr.join
if str == "xxx" or str == "ooo"
return true
end
end
return false
end
end
g = Game.new
while g.check_win != true
g.show_board
g.set_turn
g.make_move
end
puts "won"
Either within your show_board
function, you can print 1 2 3
there
def show_board
puts " 1 2 3"
@board.each do |i|
print i
end
puts ""
or you can have it as part of the initialize
and make_move
blocks as
@board[1]=" 1 2 3\n" + "1 __|"
Side note: within show_board
function, instead of @board.each .. end
block, you can use
@board.each {|i| print i}