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The Computer Move

The Computer Move

Learn how to generate the computer's move.

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What we have

We have created a function to place player’s moves on the board. Here is the snap of the getMove() function, which calls the getComputerMove() function.

C++
int getMove(char board[], int mode, char currentPlayer) {
    int move;
    if (mode == 1 && currentPlayer == 'O') {
        move = getComputerMove(board);
        cout << "Computer chose: " << move << "\n";
    } 
    else {
        move = getUserMove(currentPlayer, board);
    }
    return move;
}

Here is the getComputerMove() function that simply calls the randomMove() function as shown below:

C++
int getComputerMove(char board[]) {
    int move;
    move = randomMove(board);
    return move;
}

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