Two dimensional arrays

Many problems can be done using two dimensional arrays. For example, all the chess games, go games, can be implemented using two dimensional arrays. Note all the matrices you learn in linear algebra are two dimensional arrays.

Here we use the easiest one: tic-tac-toe as mentioned by Deitel, in example 10.11, on page 404.

Tic Tac Toe (15%) (as two dimensional array).

Implement the two dimensional tic-tac-toe on 3-by-3 rectangular array as Deitel stated here. Notice that the two players take turns to paly by placing 1 and 2 (or o and x) on the square. Each move must be to an empty square, and game is over if one player has 3 in a line (row, column, or diagonal). Your game must state game is over when one side wins, or at the end of the 9^th move, states that it is a draw.

Show two games where one game has a winner and another game is a draw. Ignore the authors suggestion of having computer playing against a player or develop a three-dimensional Tic-Tac-Toe.