Learning to program via creating video games is highly recommended. You get to play a game to evaluate your outcomes, as well as use various tools that you'll find in the real world! Rock, Paper, Scissors is an excellent game to get you started with Python game programming.
This tutorial will teach you how to:
- Rock, Paper, Scissors: Create Your Own Game
- Take in user input with input()
- Play a series of games using a while loop.
- Enum and functions can help you clean up your code.
- Use a dictionary to define more complicated rules.
Source Code
rock = 1
paper = 2
scissar = 3
user = ""
thisIspython = 0
while True:
user = input("Enter rock, paper, scissar or break: ")
import random
thisIspython = random.randint(1,3)
if user.upper() == "ROCK":
if thisIspython == 1:
print("Draw both are rock.")
elif thisIspython == 2:
print("You lose computer was paper.")
elif thisIspython == 3:
print("You win computer throw scissars and you smased them.")
else:
pass
elif user.upper() == "PAPER":
if thisIspython == 2:
print("Draw both are paper.")
elif thisIspython == 3:
print("You lose computer was scissar.")
elif thisIspython == 1:
print("You win computer throw rock and covered it.")
else:
pass
elif user.lower() == "scissar":
if thisIspython == 3:
print("Draw both are scissar.")
elif thisIspython == 1:
print("You lose computer was rock.")
elif thisIspython == 2:
print("You win computer had paper and you cut it up.")
else:
pass
elif user.upper() == "BREAK":
break
else:
print("This is the Choung insureance!!!") (code-box)
Output
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