Functions can be used to replace multiple code statements that perform essentially the same task with different values. This occurs in the Tic$-$Tac$-$Toe game program within the tutorial. See the printBoard function created there as an example. If using a function to implement the players selecting a column and row portion of the Tic$-$Tac$-$Toe program, what input arguments would it need in its definition?

a$.)$

The board position; for example,

def$($col$,$ row$)$:

b$.)$

Whether selecting a column or row; for example,

def turn$($col$\_$or$\_$row$)$:

c$.)$

Whether selecting a column or row, and the player; for example,

def turn$($col$\_$or$\_$row, player$)$:

d$.)$

The player; for example,

def turn$($player$)$: