To implement a circular increment function in an array, start by setting the selected cell to zero and then distribute seeds to subsequent cells, wrapping around if necessary.
The game can be simplified using a loop to handle the distribution of seeds, ensuring each increment stays within the bounds of the array regardless of direction.
To enhance clarity in the code, consider defining separate functions for initialization, player moves, and rendering the state of the board after each turn.
Testing the function with various edge cases will provide assurance that players' moves correctly wrap around the array, maintaining the intended game rules.
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