/*--------------------------------------------
   name: Tyler Hann
   nsid: tch435
   lecture section : 05A
   lab section: T07
   student number: 11081310

   Assignment X
   Question Y

   Notes or comments to marker:


----------------------------------------------*/
#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string>

//put additional include lines here as needed
//include <packageName>

using namespace std;

void checkWin(char gameGrid[3][3])
{ int p1=0, p11=0, p111=0, p1111=0, p2=0, p22=0, p222=0, p2222=0, a=0, b=1, c=0;
  if (gameGrid[0][0]=='X')
  {
  	  p1++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[0][1]=='X')
  {
  	  p1++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[0][2]=='X')
  {
  	  p1++;
  }
  if (p1==3)
  {
  	  cout << "Player 1 wins!" << endl;
  	  a++;
  	  b=0;
  }


  if (gameGrid[0][0]=='X')
  {
  	  p11++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[1][0]=='X')
  {
  	  p11++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[2][0]=='X')
  {
  	  p11++;
  }
  if (p11==3)
  {
  	  cout << "Player 1 wins!" << endl;
  	  a++;
  	  b=0;
  }


  if (gameGrid[0][0]=='X')
  {
  	  p111++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[1][1]=='X')
  {
  	  p111++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[2][2]=='X')
  {
  	  p111++;
  }
  if (p111==3)
  {
  	  cout << "Player 1 wins!" << endl;
  	  a++;
  	  b=0;
  }


  if (gameGrid[2][0]=='X')
  {
  	  p1111++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[1][1]=='X')
  {
  	  p1111++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[0][2]=='X')
  {
  	  p1111++;
  }
  if (p1111==3)
  {
  	  cout << "Player 1 wins!" << endl;
  	  a++;
  	  b=0;
  }



  if (gameGrid[0][1]=='X' && gameGrid[1][1]=='X' && gameGrid[2][1]=='X')
  {
                          cout << "Player 1 wins!" << endl;
                          a++;
  	  b=0;
                          }

  if (gameGrid[0][2]=='X' && gameGrid[1][2]=='X' && gameGrid[2][2]=='X')
  {
                          cout << "Player 1 wins!" << endl;
                          a++;
  	  b=0;
                          }

  if (gameGrid[1][0]=='X' && gameGrid[1][1]=='X' && gameGrid[1][2]=='X')
  {
                        cout << "Player 1 wins!" << endl;
                        a++;
  	  b=0;
                        }

  if (gameGrid[2][0]=='X' && gameGrid[2][1]=='X' && gameGrid[2][2]=='X')
  {
                        cout << "Player 1 wins!" << endl;
                        a++;
  	  b=0;
                        }



  /*------------------------------------------------------------*/


  if (gameGrid[0][0]=='O')
  {
  	  p2++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[0][1]=='O')
  {
  	  p2++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[0][2]=='O')
  {
  	  p2++;
  }
  if (p2==3)
  {
  	  cout << "Player 2 wins!" << endl;
  	  c++;
  	  b=0;
  }



  if (gameGrid[0][0]=='O')
  {
  	  p22++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[1][0]=='O')
  {
  	  p22++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[2][0]=='O')
  {
  	  p22++;
  }
  if (p22==3)
  {
  	  cout << "Player 2 wins!" << endl;
  	  c++;
  	  b=0;
  }



  if (gameGrid[0][0]=='O')
  {
  	  p222++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[1][1]=='O')
  {
  	  p222++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[2][2]=='O')
  {
  	  p222++;
  }
  if (p222==3)
  {
  	  cout << "Player 2 wins!" << endl;
  	  c++;
  	  b=0;
  }




  if (gameGrid[2][0]=='O')
  {
  	  p2222++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[1][1]=='O')
  {
  	  p2222++;
  }
  if (gameGrid[0][2]=='O')
  {
  	  p2222++;
  }
  if (p2222==3)
  {
  	  cout << "Player 2 wins!" << endl;
  	  c++;
  	  b=0;
  }


if (gameGrid[0][1]=='O' && gameGrid[1][1]=='O' && gameGrid[2][1]=='O')
  {
                          cout << "Player 2 wins!" << endl;
                          c++;
  	  b=0;
                          }

  if (gameGrid[0][2]=='O' && gameGrid[1][2]=='O' && gameGrid[2][2]=='O')
  {
                          cout << "Player 2 wins!" << endl;
                          c++;
  	  b=0;
                          }

  if (gameGrid[1][0]=='O' && gameGrid[1][1]=='O' && gameGrid[1][2]=='O')
  {
                        cout << "Player 2 wins!" << endl;
                        c++;
  	  b=0;
                        }

  if (gameGrid[2][0]=='O' && gameGrid[2][1]=='O' && gameGrid[2][2]=='O')
  {
                        cout << "Player 2 wins!" << endl;
                        c++;
  	  b=0;
                        }

   //Thought of grouping the if statements with &&s part way through as you can tell

  if (a!=0 && c!=0)
  {
           cout << "Both players technically won, therefore it is a draw." << endl;
           cout << "In real tic tac toe this is an impossible scenario." << endl;
           }

  if (a>1)
  {
          cout << "Player 1 has managed to score multiple times in the same game!" << endl;
          }

          if (c>1)
          {
                  cout << "Player 2 has managed to score multiple times in the same game!" << endl;
                  }

  if (b==1)
  {
           cout << "It is a draw!" << endl;
           }



  return;
}


// display the given array
void displayGrid(char game[3][3])
{
  cout << game[0][0] << '|' << game[0][1] << '|' << game[0][2] << endl;
  cout << "-+-+-" << endl;
  cout << game[1][0] << '|' << game[1][1] << '|' << game[1][2] << endl;
  cout << "-+-+-" << endl;
  cout << game[2][0] << '|' << game[2][1] << '|' << game[2][2] << endl;

  checkWin(game);
}



int main()
{ int stopend;
  char gameGrid[3][3] = {{'O','O','O'},      // declare and initialize a 3x3 grid, an arbitrary position
                         {'O','O','O'},      // you should change this to test your functions
                         {'O','O','O'}};     // or let the user input some symbols

  char player1 = 'X';
  char player2 = 'O';

  cout << "The position is: " << endl;
  displayGrid(gameGrid);

  // use your function checkWin() here
  // tell the user if it is a win or not
  // if it is a win, say who won!
  // test with other posiible game positions

  cin >> stopend;
  // "stopend" is so the console doesn't immediately close after the program is finished.

  return 0;
}


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