1. Introduction
2. ClassDiagram
3. ClassDescriptions
4. GameFlow
5. RunningGame
6. Conclusion

This document details the low-level design of a TicTacToe game, outlining the classes, methods, and functionality.

Represents the TicTacToe game board.

Attributes:

size: The size of the board (e.g., 3 for a 3x3 board).

slots: 2D list containing Slot objects.

displayBoard(): Displays the current state of the board.

isFull(): Checks if the board is full.

Represents a single slot in the TicTacToe game board.

Attributes:

position: The position of the slot on the board.

symbol: The symbol placed in the slot (e.g., "X" or "O").

Represents a position on the TicTacToe game board.

Attributes:

x: X-coordinate of the position.

y: Y-coordinate of the position.

Represents a player or bot in the game.

Attributes:

name: Name of the player.

symbol: Symbol chosen by the player.

isBot: Flag indicating if the player is a bot.

move_history: List of moves made by the player.

Represents the main game logic.

Attributes:

board: The game board.

players: List of Player objects.

current_player_index: Index of the current player.

row_counts, col_counts, diag_counts: Lists to keep track of the counts of each row, column, and diagonal.

startGame(): Main game loop.

makeMove(player): Handles player's moves.

botMove(): Determines bot's move.

checkWinner(): Checks if the current player has won.

undoMove(player): Undoes the last move made by the player.

1. Initialize the game by taking user input for player details and board size.
2. Display the board.
3. Loop until the board is full or a player has won:
   • Take the current player's move.
   • Check if they have won.
   • Switch to the next player. Display the game result.

To play the game, run the tictactoe_game.py file present inside tictactoe folder.

The low-level design of the TicTacToe game provides a detailed overview of the classes, attributes, methods, and game flow. The game supports both human players and bot players.