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def game_menu(): print("Game Menu: ") print("1. Start a Game") print("2. Print the Board") print("3. Place a Stone") print("4. Reset the Game") print("5. Exit") def play_game(): board = None mode = None game_in_progress = False current_player = "●" while True: game_menu() num = input('Please enter a number: ') if num == "1": if game_in_progress: print('A game is in progress.') choice = str(input('Do you want to reset and restart the game? (Y/N): ')) if choice.lower() == 'y': board = None mode = None game_in_progress = False print('Game reset.') else: size = int(input('Please enter the board size (9, 13, 15): ')) mode = int(input('Enter the number of mode you want (1.pvp or 2.pve): ')) if mode != 1 and mode != 2: print('Invalid mode, please try again.') continue board = create_board(size) game_in_progress = True print('New game start, Mode{}'.format('pvp' if mode == 1 else 'pve')) elif num == '2': if board: print_board(board) else: print('No game in progress. Start a new.') elif num == '3': if board is None: print("No game in progress, start first.") else: position = input('Please enter the position to place (row, column -- e.g. 1 B): ') position = position.split(' ') if len(position) != 2: print('Invalid format, please try again.') continue row = int(position[0]) column = ord(position[1].upper()) - ord('A') if row < 0 or row >= len(board) or column < 0 or column >= len(board): print('Invalid position, try again.') continue if not place_on_board(board, current_player, position): print('Position occupied, try again.') continue winner = check_for_winner(board) if winner: print('Player', winner, 'wins.') board = None mode = None elif len(check_available_moves(board)) == 0: print('Draw!') board = None mode = None else: current_player = "●" if current_player == "●" else "○" if mode == 1: current_player = "●" else: place_on_board(board, current_player, random_computer_player(board, position)) winner = check_for_winner(board) if winner: print('Player', winner, 'wins.') board = None mode = None game_in_progress = False else: current_player = "●" if current_player == "●" else "○" elif num == '4': board = None mode = None game_in_progress = False print('Game reset.') elif num == '5': print('Exit. Thanks for playing and enjoy.') break else: print('Invalid choose. Try again.')play_game()

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def game_menu(): print("Game Menu: ") print("1. Start a Game") print("2. Print the Board") print("3. Place a Stone") print("4. Reset the Game") print("5. Exit") def play_game(): board = None mode = None game_in_progress = False current_player = "●" while True: game_menu() num = input('Please enter a number: ') if num == "1": if game_in_progress: print('A game is in progress.') choice = str(input('Do you want to reset and restart the game? (Y/N): ')) if choice.lower() == 'y': board = None mode = None game_in_progress = False print('Game reset.') else: size = int(input('Please enter the board size (9, 13, 15): ')) mode = int(input('Enter the number of mode you want (1.pvp or 2.pve): ')) if mode != 1 and mode != 2: print('Invalid mode, please try again.') continue board = create_board(size) game_in_progress = True print('New game start, Mode{}'.format('pvp' if mode == 1 else 'pve')) elif num == '2': if board: print_board(board) else: print('No game in progress. Start a new.') elif num == '3': if board is None: print("No game in progress, start first.") else: position = input('Please enter the position to place (row, column -- e.g. 1 B): ') position = position.split(' ') if len(position) != 2: print('Invalid format, please try again.') continue row = int(position[0]) column = ord(position[1].upper()) - ord('A') if row < 0 or row >= len(board) or column < 0 or column >= len(board): print('Invalid position, try again.') continue if not place_on_board(board, current_player, position): print('Position occupied, try again.') continue winner = check_for_winner(board) if winner: print('Player', winner, 'wins.') board = None mode = None elif len(check_available_moves(board)) == 0: print('Draw!') board = None mode = None else: current_player = "●" if current_player == "●" else "○" if mode == 1: current_player = "●" else: place_on_board(board, current_player, random_computer_player(board, position)) winner = check_for_winner(board) if winner: print('Player', winner, 'wins.') board = None mode = None game_in_progress = False else: current_player = "●" if current_player == "●" else "○" elif num == '4': board = None mode = None game_in_progress = False print('Game reset.') elif num == '5': print('Exit. Thanks for playing and enjoy.') break else: print('Invalid choose. Try again.')play_game()

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Solution

The play_game() function is a game loop that allows the user to interact with the game through a text-based menu. Here's a step-by-step explanation of how it works:

  1. The function first initializes some variables: board (the game board), mode (the game mode), game_in_progress (a flag indicating whether a game is in progress), and current_player (the player whose turn it is).

  2. The function then enters an infinite loop, which will continue until the user chooses to exit the game.

  3. At the start of each iteration of the loop, the game menu is displayed by calling the game_menu() function.

  4. The function then prompts the user to enter a number corresponding to one of the options in the menu.

  5. Depending on the number entered by the user, the function performs one of several actions:

    • If the user enters "1", the function starts a new game. If a game is already in progress, the function asks the user if they want to reset the game. If the user chooses to reset the game, the function resets the board, mode, and game_in_progress variables. Otherwise, the function prompts the user to enter the size of the board and the game mode, and then creates a new game board.

    • If the user enters "2", the function prints the current state of the game board. If no game is in progress, the function informs the user that they need to start a new game.

    • If the user enters "3", the function prompts the user to enter a position to place a stone. If no game is in progress, the function informs the user that they need to start a new game. Otherwise, the function checks if the entered position is valid and unoccupied. If it is, the function places a stone at the entered position and checks if this move has resulted in a win or a draw. If the game is not over, the function switches the turn to the other player.

    • If the user enters "4", the function resets the game by resetting the board, mode, and game_in_progress variables.

    • If the user enters "5", the function exits the game loop, effectively ending the game.

    • If the user enters any other number, the function informs the user that they have made an invalid choice and prompts them to try again.

  6. After performing the action corresponding to the user's choice, the function goes back to the start of the loop, displaying the game menu again and prompting the user to enter a number.

Please note that the random_computer_player(board, position) function is not defined in the provided code. You would need to define this function for the computer player's move in a player vs. computer game mode.

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