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Thanks to the GetPlayer function, we can shorten up our monstro code quite nicely. Add the following lines to the CheckForWin function:

var theScript:Square = square.GetComponent.<Square>();
//Check the squares in the same column:
if(GetPlayer(theScript.x,0) == currentPlayer && GetPlayer(theScript.x,1) == currentPlayer && GetPlayer(theScript.x,2) == currentPlayer) return true;
// Check the squares in the same row:
if(GetPlayer(0,theScript.y) == currentPlayer && GetPlayer(1,theScript.y) == currentPlayer && GetPlayer(2,theScript.y) == currentPlayer) return true;

That reduces our column and row checks to two somewhat long, but still much more manageable lines.

Finally, we'll hard-code the values in two more statements to check the diagonals, because checking the diagonals in some pithy, clever loop is a more trouble than it's worth:

function CheckForWin(square:GameObject):boolean
{
     var theScript:Square = square.GetComponent.<Square...