A Connect Four implementation using C++ and SFML to practice object-oriented structure, data structures, and turn flow.
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Category
SFML / C++
System focus
C++ + SFML
Turn state
Win conditions
Public project material
Public repository available.
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Project overview
What the build is about.
A Connect4 game made with SFML and C++. It uses object-oriented programming and data structures to manage a two-player board, turn changes, and win evaluation.
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What I built
Player-facing systems.
Two-player play.
Automatic turn switching.
Win, lose, and draw conditions.
Customizable code architecture.
Project context
The project in practice.
Connect4 is a two-player board game built with SFML and C++. The interaction loop is simple and deliberate: players take turns placing pieces, then the game evaluates the board for a win, loss, or draw.
The project uses object-oriented programming and data structures to keep board state, turn changes, and outcome evaluation organised. It is a focused example of applying core C++ structure to a complete playable ruleset.
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