Lecture

Connect 4 Game Logic

Description

This lecture focuses on finalizing the Connect 4 game logic, including determining the winner and handling tie situations. The instructor explains how to update the main program to indicate the winner correctly and address the possibility of a tie game. The lecture also covers the coding of a function to check if the game board is full, emphasizing the importance of a systematic approach to programming and modularizing functions for efficient processing.

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