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![def main ():
widthSet = False
heightSet = False
while not widthSet:
try:
again.")
again.")
again.")
width = int(input("Enter the width of your game board (4-10):" ) )
if width >= 4 and width <= 10:
widthSet = True
else:
except:
while not heightSet:
try:
print("The width must be an integer from 4-10. Please try
print("The width must be an integer from 4-10. Please try again.")
height = int(input("Enter the height of your game board (4-10): "))
if height >= 4 and height <= 10:
heightSet = True
print("The height must be an integer from 4-10. Please try
except:
else:
print("The height must be an integer from 4-10. Please try
board Board (width, height)
allPlayersAdded = False
players = []
while not allPlayersAdded:
validName = False
while not validName:
name = input("Enter this player's name:")
validName = True
for player in players:
if player.getName() name:
Please try again.")
if name
main ()
validName = False
print("There is already a player called " + name +
if name == "Nobody":
validName = False
print("You cannot use the name \"Nobody\". Please try again.")
newPlayer = Player(name, len(players) + 1)
players.append(newPlayer)
print("Player " + str(newPlayer.getNumber()) + is:
if len (players) > 1 and len (players) < 4:
addMore = input("Keep adding players (y/n)")
elif len(players) == 4:
==
if addMore.lower() != "y" and addMore.lower() != "yes":
allPlayersAdded = True
allPlayersAdded = True
print ()
print("This game has " + str(len (players)) + players:")
for player in players:
print (player.getName())
game Over = False
winner = "Nobody"
while not gameOver:
for player in players:
print ()
print(player.getName() + "
board.display ( )
player.makeMove (board)
winner = player.checkWinner (board)
board.display()
input (winner + " wins the game!")
main ':
11
I it's your turn:")
if winner != "Nobody" or board.boardFull ():
game Over = True
break
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Transcribed Image Text:def main ():
widthSet = False
heightSet = False
while not widthSet:
try:
again.")
again.")
again.")
width = int(input("Enter the width of your game board (4-10):" ) )
if width >= 4 and width <= 10:
widthSet = True
else:
except:
while not heightSet:
try:
print("The width must be an integer from 4-10. Please try
print("The width must be an integer from 4-10. Please try again.")
height = int(input("Enter the height of your game board (4-10): "))
if height >= 4 and height <= 10:
heightSet = True
print("The height must be an integer from 4-10. Please try
except:
else:
print("The height must be an integer from 4-10. Please try
board Board (width, height)
allPlayersAdded = False
players = []
while not allPlayersAdded:
validName = False
while not validName:
name = input("Enter this player's name:")
validName = True
for player in players:
if player.getName() name:
Please try again.")
if name
main ()
validName = False
print("There is already a player called " + name +
if name == "Nobody":
validName = False
print("You cannot use the name \"Nobody\". Please try again.")
newPlayer = Player(name, len(players) + 1)
players.append(newPlayer)
print("Player " + str(newPlayer.getNumber()) + is:
if len (players) > 1 and len (players) < 4:
addMore = input("Keep adding players (y/n)")
elif len(players) == 4:
==
if addMore.lower() != "y" and addMore.lower() != "yes":
allPlayersAdded = True
allPlayersAdded = True
print ()
print("This game has " + str(len (players)) + players:")
for player in players:
print (player.getName())
game Over = False
winner = "Nobody"
while not gameOver:
for player in players:
print ()
print(player.getName() + "
board.display ( )
player.makeMove (board)
winner = player.checkWinner (board)
board.display()
input (winner + " wins the game!")
main ':
11
I it's your turn:")
if winner != "Nobody" or board.boardFull ():
game Over = True
break
+ name)
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