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Deliverable Submission
Please describe your comfort and completeness levels before submitting.
Comfort Level (1-5): 3.5
Completeness Level (1-5): 3.7ish??
How many hours did you spend on this assignment? 11hrs in total
What part did you spend the most time on? Understanding how to write a function that checks for winning combinations
Does the assignment run without errors? yup
If the assignment has errors, what are they?
Describe one part of the code or choose one line you would improve upon. Would like to learn how to create an AI player
What would you improve? Basically being able to do any of the other furthers
What did you think of this deliverable? Any other comments?
ooo boy. the css for this was overwhelming--I watched a bunch of tutorials, and then had to watch a bunch of other tutorials to understand the previous tutorials haha. I learned how to draw the Xs and Os through pure css to standardize them across browsers though, which is pretty cool! Managed to get 3 input values using just 1 input box, which is nice because it had been driving me crazy in previous assignments. Overall I'm pretty happy because I managed to apply more stuff that we learned from labs & lectures + used function methods that I'm less familiar/comfortable with.