Ark wrote:
Hi.
I programmed a simple tic tac toe game in python. I already finished
it, but I'm not pleased with the way I used to identify a line.
I used a list (with lists inside) to represent the board. And to
identify a winning line I used many if's, like this one:
def line(board):
i
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Ark wrote:
Hi.
I programmed a simple tic tac toe game in python. I already finished
it, but I'm not pleased with the way I used to identify a line.
I used a list (with lists inside) to represent the board. And to
identify a winning line I used many if's, like this one:
def line(board):
i
"Ark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
I used a list (with lists inside) to represent the board. And to
identify a
winning line I used many if's, like this one:
def line(board):
if board[0][0] == board[1][1] == board[2][2]:
return True
I did not like using all those if's, and I would like
Hi.
I programmed a simple tic tac toe game in python. I already finished it,
but I'm not pleased with the way I used to identify a line.
I used a list (with lists inside) to represent the board. And to identify a
winning line I used many if's, like this one:
def line(board):
if board[0][0] ==
