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Developing and implementing a winning move detection algorithm
Programming an algorithm for winning move detection
I this latest lesson, we add winning move detection to the TicTacToe prototype. Moving it closer to what will eventually be a two player game.
This is a series of 10 lessons in total so we are just getting started. Stay tuned for a new episode each week.
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