Lecture

Playing the Game: Functions and Testing

Description

This lecture covers the implementation of a game where players take turns to place pieces on a grid. The instructor explains the 'joue' function, which allows players to make a move by selecting a column to place their piece. The lecture also includes testing strategies for the 'joue' function to ensure the game runs smoothly and correctly.

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