LLD - Design — Tic-Tac-Toe GameA move validation function always returns false, rejecting all moves. Which change is most likely to fix this issue?AAdd more logging to the function without changing logicBAdjust boundary checks to use inclusive comparison operators correctlyCIncrease the timeout for move validation requestsDRemove all condition checks to allow all movesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze the symptomAll moves rejected suggests boundary conditions are too strict or incorrect.Step 2: Identify common bugUsing exclusive operators (e.g., < or >) instead of inclusive (e.g., <= or >=) can cause valid moves to be rejected.Step 3: Apply fixCorrect the comparison operators to properly include valid boundary values.Final Answer:Adjust boundary checks to use inclusive comparison operators correctly -> Option BQuick Check:Incorrect boundary checks cause false negatives [OK]Quick Trick: Check boundary conditions for inclusive comparisons [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESIgnoring boundary condition logicRemoving validation entirelyChanging unrelated parameters like timeout
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