Originally posted by jeffadkins51

So most people don't know this. but GSC is very close to the python language that people code with. its a blend of C++ and python and something slightly new entirely. but if you were to learn python fairly well you could code GSC VERY easily.

There are sites all over the internet that teach you how to code python scripts even if your a total newb to coding. they say you can learn in 3 days or less no matter what level of coder you already are.

So for those of you who wish to learn to code and quit copy pasting. Go google the python language and find some sites that teach you to code it. it wont take long and you'll come out knowing how to code GSC like most of the "expert" coders on here. GSC is a very basic language and not hard to understand with if you have a core knowledge of other languages, since its closest in my opinion to python. i suggest you go learn to code in python which is very easy to do

Hope this helps some of you!

-Jeff

    ;

    places = {}



def check_place(n):

    try:

        n = int(float(n))

    except ValueError:

        return "Unaccepted input"

    else:

        if places.get(n, 'no' == 'no':

            return n

        else:

            return "Choose another place"



def winner(notation):

    lst = places.values()

    if (lst[0:3] == [notation, notation, notation]) or (lst[3:6] == [notation, notation, notation]) or (lst[6:] == [notation, notation, notation]) or (lst[0::4]==[notation, notation, notation]) or (lst[2:7:2] == [notation, notation, notation]) or (lst[0:7:3] == [notation, notation, notation]) or (lst[1:8:3] == [notation, notation, notation]) or (lst[2::3] == [notation, notation, notation]):

        return True

    else:

        return False



def game(pn, order): # u == turn, pn == player notation

    print "Player %s's turn" % order

    play = check_place(raw_input("Please enter the cell number: "))

    if isinstance(play, str):

        print play

    else:

        places[play] = pn

        print """

%s | %s | %s 

---|---|---

%s | %s | %s 

---|---|---

%s | %s | %s 

""" % (places.get(1, ' ',places.get(2, ' ',places.get(3, ' ',places.get(4, ' ',places.get(5,' ',places.get(6, ' ',places.get(7, ' ',places.get(8, ' ',places.get(9, ' ')

        win = winner(pn)

        return win

    

print """ Each cell has its own number, so:

1 | 2 | 3

---|---|---

4 | 5 | 6

---|---|---

7 | 8 | 9

"""



while True: # To know who X is and who O is.

    p1n = raw_input("Please choose, X or O: ")

    if len(p1n.strip().lower()) != 1:

        print "Please type: X or O"

    else:

        if (p1n.strip()).lower() == 'o':

            print "player 1: O\nplayer 2: X"

            p1n = 'O'

            p2n = 'X'

            break

        elif (p1n.strip()).lower() == 'x':

            print "player 1: X\nplayer 2: O"

            p1n = 'X'

            p2n = 'O'

            break

        else:

            print "X or O"

            continue

turn = 1

while turn <= 9:

    if turn in [1,3,5,7,9]:

        c = game(p1n, '1'

        if c:

            print 'Player 1 wins '

            break

        else:

            turn += 1

    else:

        c = game(p2n, '2'

        if c:

            print 'Player 2 wins '

            break

        else:

            turn += 1

if len(places) == 9 and c == False:

    print "TIE"

raw_input("Press enter to exit...")