Time for action – winning is everything
To determine the best course of action for the computer opponent, we need to create a prioritized list of rules for the computer to follow when deciding how to place a piece, which changes depending on the situation on the board. Let's pretend we are the computer, and we see this situation:
It wouldn't make sense to place an O anywhere but in X's way—otherwise, the computer loses. So we have our first rule:
- Block opponent from winning
Now let's look at this situation:
Sure, X is about to win, but O also has an opportunity ...
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