Tic-Tac-Toe Game with GUI This project is a graphical implementation of the classic Tic-Tac-Toe game using Python's Tkinter library. It allows two players to play the game on the same system and tracks the game state to determine the winner or a tie.

Two-player Mode: Players "X" and "O" take turns.

Dynamic Turn Indication: The game updates the turn indicator dynamically.

Winner Highlighting: Highlights the winning line when a player wins.

Tie Detection: Detects and declares a tie when all cells are filled without a winner.

Restart Functionality: A restart button to reset the game board for a new game.

Winner Recording: Saves the winner of each game to a winners.txt file.

The game board is a 3x3 grid of buttons.

Players take turns clicking on empty cells.

The game checks for a win, tie, or continuation after each turn.

The winning combination is highlighted in green, and a tie turns the grid blue.

The "Restart" button resets the board for a new game.

Each game's winner is saved to the file winners.txt.

Python 3.x

Tkinter (pre-installed with Python)

Save the project.py file in your project directory.

Run the file using Python:

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python project.py

A GUI window will open where you can start playing. Project Files

project.py: Main script containing the game logic and GUI implementation.

winners.txt: File to store the names of winners (created automatically after the first game).

The first player is chosen randomly as "X" or "O".

Players alternate turns, marking one cell per turn.

A player aligns three marks horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

All cells are filled without any winner (tie).

Dynamic Button Commands: Each button in the grid is linked to its corresponding row and column through lambda functions.

Random Player Selection: The starting player is chosen randomly using the random module.

Winner Tracking: Winners are appended to the winners.txt file for persistence.