please help :)!!

[Fallenfantasy182]

Im seriously new to C++ and any programming language. I do software design as a subject at school. I have an assignment where I have to write a tic tac toe game in C++. I didnt want to copy anyone elses game and I tried to start from scratch with the teachers help. However I've derived a code, I know my syntax is abit out of wack and it may not be the most logical code, but that is why I need help. Also getting the variables right. The compiler we have to use is codeblocks. Although from this I have recieved the errors I recieved were:

line: 17 error: expected ',' or ';' before '=' token
line: 20 error: two or more data types in decleration of 'Grid'
line: 34 error: expected initializer before 'int'
line: 39 error: expected ',' or ';' before 'bool'

The deadline is really soon, so im really eager to finish this this. Your help would be awesome!. Thanks alot, Maryann.

//SDD 2012
//26/8/12 - 27/8/12
//Tic tac toe assignment

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

//allowing players to be identified by their own name
string playerone ();
string playertwo ();

//variables for the spaces in the game board
char G = 1to9;
char Grid (G) = G;

//tic tac toe board for game play
void char Grid (G)
{
    cout << "_____________________________________________________"
    cout << "|" + Grid (1) + "|" + Grid (2) + "|" + Grid (3) + "|"
    cout << "_____________________________________________________"
    cout << "|" + Grid (4) + "|" + Grid (5) + "|" + Grid (6) + "|"
    cout << "_____________________________________________________"
    cout << "|" + Grid (7) + "|" + Grid (8) + "|" + Grid (9) + "|"
    cout << "_____________________________________________________"
}

void get_move

//if array has been filled then the game has ended.
int number_of_moves = (0);
//to determine whose turn it is
char current_turn = '0'

// if winner has been found
bool foundwinner = false

//Check if game is over
bool gameover = false

//main function
int main ()

{
    //Game title
    cout << "Tic Tac Toe"
    cout << "   begin   "

    {
        //allowing user to enter name and be identified by own name
        cout << "Player one enter name"
        cin >> playerone
        cout << "Player two enter name"
        cin >> playertwo
    }
    //so player names can be shown on screen.
    cout << player one << "         "<< player two << endl;

  void grid (G)

while gameover = false

void determine_turn
{
    playerone = 'X'
    playertwo = 'O'
    char current_turn ='X'
    switch turn (current_turn)

}

void get_move
{
    int move [1-9]
    if char current turn = 'X'
    {
        cout << playerone << "select a location for 'X'" << endl;
        cin >> move [1-9]
        {
            if move (1)
            grid[1] = 'X'

            if move (2)
            grid [2] = 'X'

            if move (3)
            grid [3] = 'X'

            if move (4)
            grid [4] = 'X'

            if move (5)
            grid [5] = 'X'

            if move (6)
            grid [6] = 'X'

            if move (7)
            grid [7] = 'X'

            if move (8)
            grid [8] = 'X'

            if move (9)
            grid (9) = 'X'
        }
        display Grid (G)
    }
    else
    {
        cout << playertwo << "select location for 'O'" << endl;
        cin >> move [1-9]
        {
            if move (1)
            grid[1] = 'O'

            if move (2)
            grid [2] = 'O'

            if move (3)
            grid [3] = 'O'

            if move (4)
            grid [4] = 'O'

            if move (5)
            grid [5] = 'O'

            if move (6)
            grid [6] = 'O'

            if move (7)
            grid [7] = 'O'

            if move (8)
            grid [8] = 'O'

            if move (9)
            grid (9) = 'O'
        }
    }

}


void check win
{
    if
    grid (1) == grid (4) && grid (7) or
    grid (2) == grid (5) && grid (8) or
    grid (3) == grid (6) && grid (9) or
    grid (1) == grid (2) && grid (3) or
    grid (4) == grid (5) && grid (6) or
    grid (7) == grid (8) && grid (9) or
    grid (1) == grid (5) && grid (9) or
    grid (3) == grid (5) && grid (7)

    foundwinner = true
    {
        if current_turn = '0'
        winner = playerone
        cout << "the winner is" << playerone << endl;
        else
        winner = playertwo
        cout << "the winner is" << playertwo << endl;

    }
    else
    foundwinner = false
}
if foundwinner = true
or number_of_moves (9)
gameover = true

else
(i=0; i<9; i++)

return 0

[coder777]

Sorry to say that, but this has not much to do with C/C++.

- each line needs to end with a semicolon
- each function needs parenthesis
- comparison is always == // Note: two =
- assignment is always = // Note: one =
- code cannot exists outside a function (be carefull with the curly brace)
- if requires parenthesis
- arrays always start with 0. You define them with the number of fields, i.e.

int move [9];

0 is the first index to access a field of an array and according to the example above 8 is the very last


So what's your intention when it comes to line 15 and 16?