An interface is a definition of the way in which different components of a system communicate with each other. We will solve this problem and make sure that all of our code is compatible by using interfaces. How can we ensure that all of these algorithms are able to talk to each other? How can we ensure they they can all plug into our Tic-Tac-Toe engine, even though they were all developed independently and take completely different approaches to choosing their moves? Your enemies are going to be writing AIs of their own too.
We’re going to be writing many different AIs. Then we want to crush their AIs and their spirits. We want them to be able to build their AIs on their own, and to be able to easily plug them into our Tic-Tac-Toe engine so that we can have a rumble. We also want to be able to challenge your friends and family to a duel - your best AI against theirs. And we won’t be the only ones doing this. We’re going to write several different Tic-Tac-Toe AIs, each of which will choose their moves using different strategies of varying degrees of complexity. You can always use it to point yourself back in the right direction. If you do get completely stuck then I’ve written some example code. But I’ll also give you gentle reminders on how to swim, as well as some new tips on swimming best practices. Once we’ve got our warmup AIs working and have written and verified this generic infrastructure we’ll be ready to give our total focus to our final goal: making a perfect Tic-Tac-Toe AI.Īs with all my projects, I’m going to leave all of the difficult work to you and throw you right in at the deep-end. As we do this we’ll build out the code that connects our computer players to our existing Tic-Tac-Toe engine. Subscribe now to receive these invaluable improvements in your inboxįirst we’re going to warm up by writing some simpler AIs that choose their moves using if-statements and rules of thumb. The author could make their code cleaner and easier to work with. Things that I think could be better, and offer suggestions for how Real-world ways to make your code cleaner and more professional.Įach week I review code sent to me by one of my readers. Newsletter to receive concise weekly emails containing specific,
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