0 likes, 0 comments - gulshad6592 on October 2, 2025: "#rsisb Teacher Training Coding No: 02 Date: 03-10-2025 Tic-Tac-Toe — Console Two-Player Game A simple, fun coding challenge: build a two-player Tic-Tac-Toe game that runs in the console. Players take turns marking X and O on a 3×3 grid. The game checks for a win (three in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) or a draw, announces the result, and optionally allows replay. Perfect for beginners learning control flow, arrays, and input validation. 🎮✨ Short tagline: Play classic Tic-Tac-Toe in your terminal — quick to code, fun to play! 🕹️♟️ What you’ll implement: Console display of a 3×3 board (numbers or coordinates for empty cells). Two-player turn loop (Player X, Player O). Input validation (valid cell, cell not taken). Win/draw detection after each move. Option to restart or exit after a game ends. 🔁 Why this is a good challenge: Teaches arrays/lists and indexing. Reinforces conditionals and loops. Introduces basic game-state management and user input handling. ✅ How to play (in console): Start the program. Player X goes first — enter a cell number (1–9) or row/col. Board updates and shows next player’s turn. Game announces “X wins”, “O wins”, or “Draw”. Choose to play again or quit. Suggested features to add (challenge yourself): Scoreboard across multiple rounds. 🧾 Choose custom symbols. 🎭 Simple AI (random or blocking moves) for single-player mode. 🤖 Pretty board UI with colors (if your console supports it). 🎨 Example hashtags & emojis: #TicTacToe #CodingChallenge #ConsoleGame #PythonProject #BeginnerDev #LearnToCode #GameDev #PracticeCoding #XvsO #TerminalGames #CodeNewbie #ProgrammingFun #SimpleProject #100DaysOfCode #LogicPuzzle 🎮🧠✨🥳 Want, I can also: give you a ready-to-run Python/JavaScript/Java console implementation, or show a 1-file solution with comments and replay/score features.".