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Tic Tac Toe in C++ Programming Chapter 1
Tic Tac Toe in C++ Programming Language

Abstract: Tic tac toe is a great mental exercise used to improve the thought process in children and adults, tic tac toe is believed to be the oldest game in history but it is still played today including in computer because it was easy to apply in any programming language, this is a game for two players, first you decide who will be using O's and who will using X's. Second decide who will start. The players put their symbol in an empty square when it is his its time. First with three of their symbols along a straight line or diagonally line has won, it was so exciting to play in computer. 1. Introduction:
This is my research work,it includes the objectives to show the aim of my paper, the idea which is to produce O’s and X’s in my program, you can see the result of my work, and what is this all about, and alsothis was modified and fix, the new version of tic tac toe.This research was not hard to find, and the method of making it was really fun,as an information technology I know some of programming language that was my advantage making it, when I am starting to make my research C++ is not the application that I choose to apply to my game, visual basic is my first choice but I had encounter many problems that I can’t fix so I change to C++, I know that it was risky to change my application because changing an application is like start all over again process, but C++ is one of the most popular programming languages and the source code is open source but not totally fix, so way in my own skill in programming I use C++ and fix the game.Tic tac toe is a great mental exercise used to improve the thought process in children and adults, tic tac toe is believed to be the oldest game in history but it is still played today including in computer because it was easy to apply in any programming language, this is a game for two players, first you decide who will be using O's and who will using X's. Second decide who will
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