Rock, Paper, Scissors

$2.(20$ points$)$ Write a program that lets the user play the game of Rock, Paper,

Scissors against the computer. The program should work as follows:

a$.$ When the program begins, the user enters his or her choice of $$rock$,$

$$paper$,$ or $$scissors$$ at the keyboard using a menu in a function,

userChoice, that accepts no arguments and returns a character.

b$.$ Next, there should be a function, computerChoice, that accepts no

arguments and generates the computer$$s play. A random number in the

range of $1$ through $3$ is generated. $($NOTE: You$$ll have to do some

research on how to create random numbers correctly.$)$ If the number is $1,$

then the computer has chosen rock. If the number is $2,$ then the computer

has chosen paper. If the number is $3,$ then the computer has chosen

scissors. The computer$$s choice is returned as a character.

c$.$ After, a function, determineWinner, will determine the winner between the

user$$s choice vs$.$ the computer$$s choice. $($NOTE: It will return nothing, but

it will take in the user$$s choice and the computer$$s choice as the two

arguments.$)$ The result is selected according to the following rules:

i$.$ If one player chooses rock and the other player chooses scissors,

then rock wins. $($The rock smashes the scissors.$)$

ii$.$ If one player chooses scissors and the other player chooses paper,

then scissors wins. $($Scissors cuts paper.$)$

iii. If one player chooses paper and the other player chooses rock,

then paper wins. $($Paper wraps rock.$)$

iv$.$ If both players make the same choice, the game ends in a draw

and there is no winner.

d$.$ Finally, after a result is selected, there should be a function, playAgain, in

which the player should have the option of playing again. This should take

no arguments and return a boolean.

Be sure that the program contains at least the four functions mentioned in parts a

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