The Cheating Android

This week we had a computer scientiest voluteer to come over to our class and help us out. His name was Todd Manning, a young man who lives in Austin, who works for a company in Denver. He is a computer scientist who works with Android and has made two apps already. We had accumulated several errors over the span of the tutorial and were confused on how to resolve those issues, this was where he came in. He looked at our code, going through all the logic and pinpointed our errors. With his expertise in this field we were able to debug our TicTacToe project of all the programming errors. He taught us a new way to find errors which involved using the debug program within eclipse. We ended up fixing all the issues and finally after weeks of trying to debug the program ourselves we were able to run our project. It was beautiful. The red x's and green o's appeared perfectly on the screen wherever we clicked, as we had been hoping. Everything was going well, until halfway through the game, the bottom textfield stated "Android wins!". Ignoring the issue, we were about to win the game, when suddenly the computer replaces one of our spots, with his own. We were shocked to see this and then finally the computer just stopped playing the game as if accepting its victory. We're definitely going to have to stop this cheating android.