Instructions:
• In Visual Studio Code, write the code that accomplishes the objectives listed below and
ensures that the code compiles and runs as directed.
• Create a new repository on GitHub for this week’s assignments and push this document,
with your project code, to the repository.
• Include the URLs for this week’s repository and video where instructed.
Coding Steps:
• Using any of the tools you’ve worked with so far, create a game of Tic-Tac-Toe.
• Create a Tic-Tac-Toe game grid using your HTML element of choice.
• When a cell in the grid is clicked, an X or O should appear in that spot depending
on whose turn it is.
• A heading should say whether it is X’s or O’s turn and change with each move
made.
• A button should be available to clear the grid and restart the game.
• When a player has won, or the board is full and the game results in a draw, a
Bootstrap alert or similar Bootstrap component should appear across the screen
announcing the winner.
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Video Steps:
• Create a video, up to five minutes max, showing and explaining how your project works
with an emphasis on the portions you contributed.
• This video should be done using screen share and voice over.
• This can easily be done using Zoom, although you don't have to use Zoom, it's just what
we recommend.
o You can create a new meeting, start screen sharing, and start recording.
o This will create a video recording on your computer.
• This should then be uploaded to a publicly accessible site, such as YouTube.
o Ensure the link you share is PUBLIC or UNLISTED!
o If it is not accessible by your grader, your project will be graded based on what
they can access.
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