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Rock Paper Scissors

Let's play rock-paper-scissors with the computer.

  1. Greet the user and use a for loop to display their possible choices.
Welcome to Rock, Paper, Scissors!

Your options are:

- Rock
- Paper
- Scissors

Enter your selection:
  1. The computer will ask the user for their choice (rock, paper, scissors).
  2. The computer will randomly choose rock, paper or scissors.
  3. Compare the players' choices and determine who won and tell the user.

NOTE: Do not use index positions during the lab to target any values

Possible Combinations

Human Computer Winner
rock rock Tie
rock paper Computer
rock scissors Human
paper paper Tie
paper rock Human
paper scissors Computer
scissors scissors Tie
scissors rock Computer
scissors paper Human

Extra Challenge 1

Catch all tie conditions using a single if conditional.

Extra Challenge 2

Ask the user if they want to play again, using a while loop.

Extra Challenge 3

We can catch all the win conditions for a Rock, Paper, Scissors game with three conditional statements. To do this, we will need to make a dictionary with three key-value pairs. Each key will represent either Rock, Paper, or Scissors, and the corresponding value for each key will indicate what that key loses to. For example, if the key is Rock, the value will be Paper.