If I understand what you're asking you need to write the current
gameboard and the info you get in 'gameBoard' is the current state of
the game.
There are several ways of doing this (with different degrees of
cleverness) but to keep it simple:
Start by printing out the current state, different wa
On Sun, Nov 16, 2014 at 1:52 PM, Andrew McReynolds
wrote:
> The section of the assignment that I'm working on states:
> 2) Write a function called loadGameBoard (player_marks) where player_marks
> is a dictionary that
> contains the players’ marks. This function creates a 3x3 array with the
> play
The section of the assignment that I'm working on states: 2) Write a function
called loadGameBoard (player_marks) where player_marks is a dictionary that
contains the players’ marks. This function creates a 3x3 array with the
players’ marks populated in the correct row/column indices using the f
