noughts-and-crosses
Simple socket/console game implementation.
dependencies & installation
Works under python version: 2.6, 2.7. No additional dependencies. Install package with pip:
$ pip install nac
overview
This repository holds a python package implementing a simple socket game, Noughts and Crosses.
First you shall run the server, and then the client:
$ ./nac/server.py $ ./nac/client.py
You will see the game board represented by few console lines:
(0)|(1)|(2) ---+---+--- (3)|(4)|(5) ---+---+--- (6)|(7)|(8)
Enter the position you want to put your mark:
Your move: 0
X |(1)|(2) ---+---+--- (3)|(4)|(5) ---+---+--- (6)|(7)|(8)
The server is ‘X’ and the client is ‘O’.
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