Yet another Othello program, this time in python. For whatever reason I just had a lot of phone implementing the logic and gui of this game. This was originally made for a Discord bot. Discord is a social media platform that allows you to add custom bots to a server. In the original version you could start a game of Othello and then the bot would send a copy of the board and each player could take turns making moves, and the bot would send a new png file for each update. It was neat. I ported it over to a janky command line version because I wanted something that would stand alone just so I could show it off. Discord has not supported python much since this bot was made so I doubt it would still run. In this command line version, you simply input the coordinates of where you would like to move a piece and it will pop up an image of the board. The grey disks represent places you are aloud to place the piece. I made the board and disks in GIMP(image editing software) and used the python library pillow to edit the images together based on the internal logic. The logic is able to show where you are allowed to place a piece and also determine when the game is over and declare a winner.
Here is what it looks like at the start of the game, and then what it looks like after I placed a piece at (5,3)
