Tic-Tac-Toe

Tic-Tac-Toe is a console-based Java mini-project built using Core Java and OOP principles. It demonstrates abstraction and inheritance by defining a common Player class and extending it for HumanPlayer and AIPlayer. The program allows a user to play against the computer, displaying the board after each move and declaring the result (win or draw). This project shows a practical implementation of Java classes, methods, and logic flow — ideal for beginners and core Java learners.

💡 Features

✅ Two-player mode (Human vs AI) ✅ Intelligent input checking ✅ Displays current board after every move ✅ Declares winner or draw clearly ✅ Object-Oriented Design (OOP used properly)

🧠 Concepts Used

Abstraction (Player class)

Inheritance (HumanPlayer, AIPlayer)

Polymorphism (makeMove() implementation)

Encapsulation (board access via methods)

Loops and conditionals

Arrays

🧩 Project Structure (Linked Style)

Here’s how your Java files are connected:

TicTacToe/ │ ├── LaunchGame.java → Main class (starts the game) ├── TicTacToe.java → Game board logic + win/draw checks ├── Player.java → Abstract parent class for all players