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A free tic-tac-toe game — play it in your browser, no install. Unbeatable Python Tic-Tac-Toe powered by the Minimax algorithm. This project features a modular OOP design with Human vs. Random and Smart AI modes. Built with a focus on logic-driven development and recursive state evaluation. Challenge an AI that never loses!

by @tashkirrr · tashkirrr/tic-tac-toe on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 2HOSTED ON TASHKIRRR.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 6 May 2026

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A perfect implementation of the classic game, powered by a depth-weighted Minimax algorithm and a stunning modern UI.

This repository features two versions of the classic Tic-Tac-Toe game: a high-performance Python CLI and a premium Glassmorphism Web App. Both versions share a common brain: an unbeatable AI that calculates every possible move to ensure it never loses.

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The "Smart" player uses the Minimax algorithm—a decision-making process used in game theory.

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