In C++

Header (the top of the file): In C++

unsigned int movesStart // start of game moves record

unsigned int movesLength // length of game moves record

unsigned int playerXNameStart // start of name of player X

unsigned int playerXNameLength // length of name of player X

unsigned int playerONameStart // start of name of player O

unsigned int playerONameLength // length of name of player O

Body (after the header):

Store the moves, each move can be a single char. For example, 192837465 means player X at 1, player Y at 9, player X at 2, player Y at 8...

Store the name of player X as a string.

Store the name of player Y as a string.

The user should be promoted to enter in the names for player X and player Y. Have the user play a game and then store the results to a file.

Hint: The 164 file generator example is very similar to this problem, you might want to use the example code as a starting point. Begin by changing the header and record structs to match the problem description.

Another Hint: The 164 file not making sense. Try using a struct to write the file as shown in Pr12-18.