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11.04.2003 at 10:52AM PST, ID: 20787734
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5x5 tic tac toe problem using backtracking to make the computer's move (using C)

Asked by benjambb in Physics & Artificial Intelligence in Game Programming

Tags: tac, toe, tic

I need some example source code to figure out how to make a intelligent computer move using backtracking.  I want to make a tic tac toe problem only use a larger (5x5) grid so its not always guaranteed a draw playing a smart user.

I have made code to make a random move, but to make the game competitive I want to use the bactracking/tree method so that the user has to think about how to beat the computer opponent.

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