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## tictactoe.py
# Tic-tac-toe game you can play against a computer.
# Cloned from: https://github.com/GA-SEIFXR11-my-coursework/labwork/commit/79961a3a4f111b95cd4ab643b4d9cf4517e6d80b
#   This was supposed to be a simple labwork introducing classes in python.
#   The task was simply to make a cli-only tictactoe game with manual inputs for both players.
#   I implemented a computer adversary as well because I could.

import random
from enum import Enum

class Token_Types(Enum):

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	# Tic-tac-toe game you can play against a computer.
	# Cloned from: https://github.com/GA-SEIFXR11-my-coursework/labwork/commit/79961a3a4f111b95cd4ab643b4d9cf4517e6d80b
	# This was supposed to be a simple labwork introducing classes in python.
	# The task was simply to make a cli-only tictactoe game with manual inputs for both players.
	# I implemented a computer adversary as well because I could.

	import random
	from enum import Enum

	class Token_Types(Enum):