Here are all the ideas I have so far for the tests:
Valid Moves: - Test input: Player makes a valid move (e.g., "X" in an empty cell). - Expected output: Move is successfully recorded.
Winning Moves: - Test input: Player makes a move that leads to winning condition (e.g., three "X" in a row). - Expected output: Game declares the player as the winner.
Draw Condition: - Test input: All cells are filled without a winner. - Expected output: Game declares a draw. 4. Invalid Inputs: - Test input: Player tries to make a move in an already filled cell. - Expected output: Game prompts player to make a valid move.
Edge Cases: - Test input: Players make moves resulting in different edge cases (e.g., two empty cells left, one move away from winning). - Expected output: Game handles edge cases appropriately.
Alternate Turns: - Test input: Players take turns making moves. - Expected output: Game switches turns correctly between players.
Illegal Moves: - Test input: Player tries to make a move outside the game grid. - Expected output: Game rejects illegal moves.
Restart Game: - Test input: Players choose to restart the game. - Expected output: Game resets to initial state.
Multiple Games: - Test input: Players play multiple games consecutively. - Expected output: Game transitions smoothly.
AI vs. Player: - Test input: Player plays against an AI opponent. - Expected output: AI makes valid moves and provides a challenge to the player.
The game features a straightforward interface; however, players must possess knowledge of the correct row and column placement prior to engaging in gameplay.
instructions are visible and clear as to how to pick position and make a play
Illegal moves are strictly prohibited, preventing cheating while simultaneously encouraging fair play
The game facilitates multiplayer interactions on a one-versus-one basis.allowing users to choose between the two available characters which are X and O
The game establishes clear and distinct conditions for winning, wherein a user wins by connecting their character either diagonally, horizontally, or vertically in a straight line.
Here are all the ideas I have so far for the tests: