C++ Classes
In today’s lab, we will be implementing a board class to play a game of tic tac toe. We will also continue to practice with I/O manipulation and stringstreams.
Lab Objectives
• C++ File I/O + Manipulators
• Writing a Board class
• Object oriented programming
• Using stringstreams to quickly build formatted strings
Lab Instructions
Create 3 files, main.cpp, makefile, and board.cpp. Your program does not need command line arguments, but will take in user input via std::cin. You may not use printf or scanf in your program.
Sample Output
Before we go any further, here is the expected output for a default gameboard:
Board Class
You will be provided with the board.hpp file. In C++ your header files can be .h or .hpp. Using the .hpp allows a way to distinguish between C++ and C header files. You must create a board.cpp file and implement all the functions defined in board.hpp. You may create more functions; however, you shouldn’t need to.
The print function should use a stringstream to build and return a string that you’ll print to the terminal in the main(). See sample output above.
Assumptions you can make:
- Your program does not need to check if there is already a game piece in a given position. Assume we will not test this.
- Your program does need to check if we are entering a number between 1 and 9.
- Your program does need to match my formatting.
Sample input and output:
