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Objects Lab: Tic Tac Toe Game: Fall 2023
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- The main method should be found in a program called GameDriver
- The game should be played in text mode
- The actual game should be allowed to be created in three modes:
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- Default size that also gets the players' names
- A non default size that also gets the players' name
- Getting the information from a file.
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- Default size (3x3) that also gets the players' names
- A non default size that also gets the players' name. (The game should allow for different size boards, not just a 3x3)
- Getting the all the information for the previous option from a file.
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- Only one class can do any direct I/O and it can't have any code that knows about the game. It can only do general type I/O
- The grade will be partially based on the design of the classes
- Classes should include any "helper" methods that are appropriate (even if not used in the game). This helps in testing and debugging
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Using your graded software design report |
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- create a Software Development Report incorporating any necessary changes from the software design report. Be sure to include detailed instructions on how to run your program
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- create a Software Development Report incorporating any necessary changes from the software design report. Be sure to include detailed instructions on how to run your program, including any instructions for extra credit.
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- create a zip folder containing only the following (and submit it)
- only one file (as a pdf) with the completed software development report
- all the .java files needed to run the program
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- any input files you might want to have the grader use when grading the program
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- any input files you might want to have the grader use when running the program
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Optional improvements
Optional improvements should ONLY be worked on once the program is completing working. In addition, the work is to be done on your own with little if any help for lab assistants or the instructor. |