Construct a smart computer that tries to win against the user in the tic/tac/toe code below. Do not change any other code that is written, it must...

Construct a smart computer that tries to win against the user in the tic/tac/toe code below. Do not change any other code that is written, it must correspond with what has already been written. An example is in the attachments turtle time random pieces = [, , , , , , , , ]turn = :turtle.setup(, )turtle.bgcolor()turtle.color()turtle.hideturtle()turtle.speed()turtle.width()turtle.up()turtle.goto(, )turtle.down()turtle.forward()turtle.up()turtle.goto(, )turtle.down()turtle.forward()turtle.up()turtle.goto(, )turtle.setheading()turtle.down()turtle.forward()turtle.up()turtle.goto(, )turtle.down()turtle.forward()turtle.up()turtle.color()x, y = , pos pieces: pos == :turtle.up()turtle.goto(x + , y - )turtle.setheading()turtle.down()turtle.forward()turtle.up()turtle.goto(x + , y - )turtle.setheading()turtle.down()turtle.forward()turtle.up() pos == :turtle.up()turtle.goto(x + , y - )turtle.setheading()turtle.down()turtle.circle()turtle.up()x += x > :x = y -= : turn, piecesturtle.onscreenclick() column = (x + ) // row = (y - ) // square = int(row * + column)print(, x, , y, , square) pieces[square] == :pieces[square] = turn turn == :turn = :turn = drawgame(pieces):print()turtle.onscreenclick(clicked) : : : clicked(the_board, x, y):drawgame(the_board) gameover(pieces):computer_AI(pieces)drawgame(pieces)gameover(pieces) :turtle.tracer(,)turtle.hideturtle()turtle.onscreenclick(handler)drawgame(pieces)turtle.mainloop()main()