Tic-Tac-Toe Game

Project Type: Beginner-Level Python Project (Non-Function Approach) Description In this project, students will develop a simple Python program designed to solve a real-world problem using a structured approach without the use of functions. This project will help students practice implementing logic, handling user input, working with control flow statements, and understanding the overall structure of Python scripts. The primary focus is on writing a straightforward, step-by-step solution using loops, conditionals, and basic Python concepts. Project Goals By the end of this project, students should be able to: Develop a solution to a given problem using Python without relying on functions. Practice using variables, loops, and conditional statements to control the flow of a program. Handle user input effectively and display the appropriate outputs. Continuously iterate on solutions and provide feedback until the user decides to exit the program. Understand the basics of organizing code in a single script for simpler, straightforward projects. Tools and Concepts to Practice Python Basics: Variables, loops, and conditionals. User Input/Output: Prompting users for input and displaying results directly. Control Flow: Using if/else statements to guide the program’s decisions. Loops: Implementing loops to repeat tasks until the user chooses to stop. Error Handling: Handling common errors such as invalid input or unexpected user behavior. Code Structuring: Understanding how to build a project step by step without the use of functions.