Create a simple two-player game played on a 3x3 grid similar to tic-tac-toe. The game should follow these steps:

Project Overview
Develop a basic game for two players, where each player alternatively places their symbol (X or O) on a 3x3 grid. The goal is to create a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line with three identical symbols.

UI/UX Design and Flow
- Design a 3x3 grid interface where players can click on empty squares to input their symbol.
- Include visual feedback such as highlighting the winning line when a player wins.
- Add a reset button to allow players to start a new game anytime.
- Provide a display message to announce the winner or indicate a draw.

Core Functionality and Logic
- Allow two players to take turns, starting with the player using X.
- Check after each turn for winning conditions (all rows, columns, and both diagonals).
- If all squares are filled without a winning condition, declare the game a draw.

FAQ
- How should players interact with the grid?
  Players take turns selecting any empty square and placing their mark.
- Is there a need for a reset button or display for the winner?
  Yes, provide both a reset button to restart the game and a display for the winner.

a simple two-player game played on a 3×3 grid. Here's how it works:
Basic Rules

Players: Two players take turns placing their symbol on the grid
Symbols: One player uses X, the other uses O
Starting: X traditionally goes first
Turns: Players alternate placing their symbol in an empty square
Objective: Create a line of three of your symbols horizontally, vertically, or diagonally

Winning Conditions
A player wins when they create any of these patterns with their symbol:

A complete horizontal row (any of the 3 rows)
A complete vertical column (any of the 3 columns)
A complete diagonal line (either of the 2 diagonals)

Draw Condition
If all 9 squares are filled and no player has created a winning line, the game ends in a draw .

Q: How should players interact with the grid?
A:  The first player (usually X) selects any empty square and places their mark there The second player (usually O) then selects any remaining empty square and places their mark This continues back and forth until the game ends

Q: Is there a need for a reset button or display for the winner?
A: Yes, a reset button and a message to show the winner.