Good evening,

Im stucked with pyhon code. I need to write a tic tac toe game in python. I need to use exactly this definition what they give it to me. I copy and paste which python template i need to use. Thank you for help.

Python template:

import random

import os.path

import json

random.seed()

def draw_board(board):

# develop code to draw the board

pass

def welcome(board):

# prints the welcome message

# display the board by calling draw_board(board)

pass

def initialise_board(board):

# develop code to set all elements of the board to one space ' '

return board

def get_player_move(board):

# develop code to ask the user for the cell to put the X in,

# and return row and col

return row, col

def choose_computer_move(board):

# develop code to let the computer chose a cell to put a nought in

# and return row and col

return row, col

def check_for_win(board, mark):

# develop code to check if either the player or the computer has won

# return True if someone won, False otherwise

return False

def check_for_draw(board):

# develop cope to check if all cells are occupied

# return True if it is, False otherwise

return True

def play_game(board):

# develop code to play the game

# star with a call to the initialise_board(board) function to set

# the board cells to all single spaces ' '

# then draw the board

# then in a loop, get the player move, update and draw the board

# check if the player has won by calling check_for_win(board, mark),

# if so, return 1 for the score

# if not check for a draw by calling check_for_draw(board)

# if drawn, return 0 for the score

# if not, then call choose_computer_move(board)

# to choose a move for the computer

# update and draw the board

# check if the computer has won by calling check_for_win(board, mark),

# if so, return -1 for the score

# if not check for a draw by calling check_for_draw(board)

# if drawn, return 0 for the score

#repeat the loop

return 0

def menu():

# get user input of either '1', '2', '3' or 'q'

# 1 - Play the game

# 2 - Save score in file 'leaderboard.txt'

# 3 - Load and display the scores from the 'leaderboard.txt'

# q - End the program

return choice

def load_scores():

# develop code to load the leaderboard scores

# from the file 'leaderboard.txt'

# return the scores in a Python dictionary

# with the player names as key and the scores as values

# return the dictionary in leaders

return leaders

def save_score(score):

# develop code to ask the player for their name

# and then save the current score to the file 'leaderboard.txt'

return

def display_leaderboard(leaders):

# develop code to display the leaderboard scores

# passed in the Python dictionary parameter leader

pass