tic-tac-toe | virtual implementation | Game Engine library

I am trying to make a tic-tac-toe game, and I currently have a 3x3 tiled board grid to represent the game. When a user clicks a square, the program sets board[x][y] to 1.

board = [[[0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0]]

Unfortunately, whenever I click a tile, it seems to ignore whatever x value I put; every time I click a tile, it sets the entire row instead of a single tile. So, essentially, if I set board[0][y] to 1, it will set board[0][y], board[1][y], and board[2][y] all to 1.

I tried to create a minimal reproducible example, but when I took out the drawing function game, (and set the board variable to a 3x3 grid of 0s manually) the program failed to change the last two rows of board upon clicking on what would have been a tile.

I am creating a Tic Tac Toe game using javascript's immediately invoked function element(IIFE). So far, I have managed to create the game board with CSS and HTML and have also managed to get game play that identifies the winner based on the sign. I have also been able to create a reset function. My problem however is that I cannot figure out how to program the logic to display a tie when none of the combinations are found. What often happens is whenever I try to program the logic for a tie, it displays tie on first click on the game board. Can someone please help me sort this out!

I'm building an tic-tac-toe app in React JS, but useEffect in react behaving pretty weired for me. this is full project url: https://github.com/vyshnav4u/react-tic-tac-toe

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You can see that i'm calling isWinner function inside useEffect, in winning condition is meet, isWinner should be print "finish" on console and return true. Now it's printing "finish" on console correctly but not return or printing true inside useEffect.

I'm making a tic-tac-toe game in python and right now I'm designing the GUI using Tkinter. The problem is that when I add 3 X's or O's to a row, the height of the button shrinks. I've played around with (i)padx and (i)pady and changing the font size, but nothing I've done has solved the issue. Anyone know how to fix this?

I am trying to make Tic-Tac-Toe in pygame. When I run it, it is working but when I move my mouse a bit the X image goes away. Did I do something wrong with my code?

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I found the below text from here, saying that the result for minimax for games like tic-tac-toe and chess will always be a draw. I also saw minimax algorithms for unbeatable tic-tac-toe. But I don't quite understand the reason why minimax results in a draw. Is it because there is no guaranteed winning or losing move and thus the best possible option for both players is a draw?

a computer running a minimax algorithm without any sort of enhancements will discover that, if both it and its opponent play optimally, the game will end in a draw no matter where it starts, and thus have no clue as to which opening play is the "best." Even in more interesting win-or-lose games like chess, even if a computer could play out every possible game situation (a hopelessly impossible task), this information alone would still lead it to the conclusion that the best it can ever do is draw (which would in fact be true, if both players had absolutely perfect knowledge of all possible results of each move).

I am trying to set the styles of a div when a button is clicked. The changes occur but then they instantly revert back to the existing styling.

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My goal is to make a tic-tac-toe game, but I'm having a lot of difficulty aligning the x and o marks vertically and horizontally.

Here is my Code, where the "marked" values are the ones with letters:

I'm working on a project in C++ and I needed to make a string that has elements of an array in it. I know in python you have things like sting formatting and fstrings, but I don't know if C++ has any equivalent. I have no earthly idea as to whether or not that's a thing, so I figured this is the best place to ask. I'm making a tic-tac-toe game and I have the board made and I have the positions on the board made. All I'm trying to do is optimize the board so that I can call it from one function in another function and have the parent function return the board so I can work with it. My basic idea for how to do this was to take the board and turn it all into one big string with a bunch of newlines in it and the array elements in it. I also made it in a function so I can just call it wherever I need it and just have it there. Here is the board function I made: