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import random

#Game Instructions

def game_instructions():
	print "Welcome to Kris' Automatic Random Tic Tac Toe Game. In this game Player 1 uses X's, and Player 2 uses O's."

#create possible play area variables
spot1,spot2,spot3,spot4,spot5,spot6,spot7,spot8,spot9 = 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

#function that checks for winning conditions

def check_for_win():
	if spot1 == 1 and spot2 == 1 and spot3 == 1:
		print "Game Over. Player 1 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot4 == 0 and spot5 == 1 and spot6 == 1:
		print "Game Over. Player 1 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot7 == 1 and spot8 == 1 and spot9 == 1:
		print "Game Over. Player 1 wins!"
		return 0        
	elif spot1 == 1 and spot4 == 1 and spot7 == 1:
		print "Game Over. Player 1 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot2 == 1 and spot5 == 1 and spot8 == 1:
		print "Game Over. Player 1 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot3 == 1 and spot6 == 1 and spot9 == 1:
		print "Game Over. Player 1 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot1 == 1 and spot5 == 1 and spot9 == 1:
		print "Game Over. Player 1 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot3 == 1 and spot5 == 1 and spot7 == 1:
		print "Game Over. Player 1 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot1 == 2 and spot2 == 2 and spot3 == 2:
		print "Game Over. Player 2 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot4 == 2 and spot5 == 2 and spot6 == 2:
		print "Game Over. Player 2 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot7 == 2 and spot8 == 2 and spot9 == 2:
		print "Game Over. Player 2 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot1 == 2 and spot4 == 2 and spot7 == 2:
		print "Game Over. Player 2 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot2 == 2 and spot5 == 2 and spot8 == 2:
		print "Game Over. Player 2 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot3 == 2 and spot6 == 2 and spot9 == 2:
		print "Game Over. Player 2 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot1 == 2 and spot5 == 2 and spot9 == 2:
		print "Game Over. Player 2 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot3 == 2 and spot5 == 2 and spot7 == 2:
		print "Game Over. Player 2 wins!"
		return 0
	elif spot1>0 and spot2>0 and spot3>0 and spot4>0 and spot5>0 and spot6>0 and spot7>0 and spot8>0 and spot9>0:
		print "Game Over. Its a tie!"
		return 0
	else:
		return 1

#function that prints the board after a play

def print_current_board():
	print "+ - - + - - + - - +"
	print "|  %s  |  %s  |  %s  |" % (spot1,spot2,spot3)
	print "+ - - + - - + - - +"
	print "|  %s  |  %s  |  %s  |" % (spot4,spot5,spot6)
	print "+ - - + - - + - - +"
	print "|  %s  |  %s  |  %s  |" % (spot7,spot8,spot9)
	print "+ - - + - - + - - +"

#create selection list
selection_list = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]

#logic for Player 1
def player1_move():
    selection = random.choice(selection_list)
    if selection == 1:
        spot1 = 1
    elif selection == 2:
		spot2 = 1
    elif selection == 3:
        spot3 = 1
    elif selection == 4:
        spot4 = 1
    elif selection == 5:
        spot5 = 1
    elif selection == 6:
        spot6 = 1
    elif selection == 7:
        spot7 = 1
    elif selection == 8:
        spot8 = 1
    elif selection == 9:
        spot9 = 1
    del selection_list[selection]
    
#logic for Player 2
def player2_move():
    selection = random.choice(selection_list)
    del selection_list[selection]
    if selection == 1:
        spot1 = 2
    elif selection == 2:
        spot2 = 2
    elif selection == 3:
        spot3 = 2
    elif selection == 4:
        spot4 = 2
    elif selection == 5:
        spot5 = 2
    elif selection == 6:
        spot6 = 2
    elif selection == 7:
        spot7 = 2
    elif selection == 8:
        spot8 = 2
    elif selection == 9:
        spot9 = 2
    
#Create/run game logic

def run_game():
    while check_for_win() = 0:
		player1_move()
    	player2_move()
		player1_move()
    	player2_move()
		player1_move()
    	player2_move()
		player1_move()
    	player2_move()
		player1_move()

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