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Assignment 6 in a C++ course

Date: 30/4/2018
Last Edit: 10/5/2018

Board Game

Assignment 6 in a C++ course

Authors:

Dvir Barzilay
Kineret Ruth Nahary

Introduction

About the assignment:

Create a class called Board that represent the game tic-tac-toe.
The class is built by inputing it the board's size N * N.
Every square has to have only: '.' \ 'X' \ 'O' - the dot char represents an empty square.
The class has to support the operators: output, =, [].
The class has to deal with exceptions: inputing an illegal char or trying to exceed the board's limits throws an exception according to the case.

File list:

.: 
.gitignore 
Board.cpp  
Board.hpp  
DerivedChar.cpp  
DerivedChar.h    
Coordinate.cpp  
Coordinate.h    
README.md  
main.cpp  
IllegalCoordinateException.cpp  
IllegalCharException.cpp 
Symbol.h  
Makefile  

Further look into the classes:

1. main.cpp - This class has some examples to run and check the code with it.
2. Board.hpp - This class represents a board game of tic-tac-toe. Its fields are :
   size - The board's size N * N.
   board - The board game itself, build by a matrix of DerivedChar size N * N.
3. Board.cpp - The implementation of Board.hpp.
4. Coordinate.hpp - This class represent a specific place in the matrix - board. Its fields are : X,Y.
5. Coordinate.cpp - The implementation of Coordinate.hpp.
6. DerivedChar.hpp - This class represent a square in the matrix - board. Its field is a char c.
7. DerivedChar.cpp - The implementation of DerivedChar.hpp.
8. IllegalCoordinateException.cpp - This class represents an exception thrown when illegal coordinate values are given.
9. IllegalCharException.cpp - This class represents an exception thrown when an illegal char is given as an input.
   The llegal chars in the game: '.', 'X', 'O' .
10. Symbol.h - This class represents the llegal chars in the game.

Compile Command:

To compile all the files we have the file "Makefile" - converts all to binary type "file.o" files.
In order to compile by using the Makefile file - we run the command "make".
All the binary files will be created, and an "a.out" file to run the program with it.