Exercise $3$: Paper, Scissors, Rock Game

Create a new Python program and save it in your Prac$9$ directory.

In its original form, each of the two players simultaneously chooses one

of rock, scissors or paper. Rock beats scissors, paper beats rock and

scissors beats paper. If both players choose the same, it is a draw.

You will create a program to play the game, human against computer.

The human player will select one of three options: Rock, Scissors or

Paper. The computer will then make its choice randomly using the

random number generator. The computer also decides and displays

who has won $($for example, by displaying one of these messages: $"$I

win", "You win", "Draw"$).$After you generate a random number for the computer's choice,

you will need to use some if statements to decide which word to

display.

To decide who has won, you will need to use some if$-$else

statements!

a$)$ Write the pseudo$-$code for the game and then get a demonstrator to

check your pseudo$-$code before going on to the next step.

b$)$ Now create the program using your pseudo$-$code.

c$)$ Test the program with different inputs to make sure the results are what

you expect.Exercise $3$: Paper, Scissors, Rock Game

Create a new Python program and save it in your Prac$9$ directory.

In its original form, each of the two players simultaneously chooses one

of rock, scissors or paper. Rock beats scissors, paper beats rock and

scissors beats paper. If both players choose the same, it is a draw.

You will create a program to play the game, human against computer.

The human player will select one of three options: Rock, Scissors or

Paper. The computer will then make its choice randomly using the

random number generator. The computer also decides and displays

who has won $($for example, by displaying one of these messages: $"$I

win", "You win", "Draw"$).$

ENGEN$103$

Engineering Computing

After you generate a random number for the computer's choice,

you will need to use some if statements to decide which word to

display.

To decide who has won, you will need to use some if$-$else

statements!

a$)$ Write the pseudo$-$code for the game and then get a demonstrator to

check your pseudo$-$code before going on to the next step.

b$)$ Now create the program using your pseudo$-$code.

c$)$ Test the program with different inputs to make sure the results are what

you expect.