Last time there was a SierraHacks event, I was pressured into submitting something. Anything, even. So I wrote a very very barebones simple program in C that replicates Tic-Tac-Toe and all possible edge cases. It could detect who won, ties, and refused invalid input. Simple things.
Now, this time around, rather than sit around by myself, I helped another group with their project. Gave back feedback and advice, things like that, as a potential user of their creation. But I didn't have a project of my own, of course, and it feels wrong not to submit something. So this is a clone of the original, but written in Python instead of C. I really liked the Python workshop that took place today, and I thought it was really helpful for both me and other inexperienced programmers-to-be. This new program does everything that the original one does, though now you don't need an external webpage to run it. All you need is the file and Python installed on your computer.
File can be found here: https://pastebin.com/upCJ1Crg
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