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rockpaperscissors.py

Sep 10th, 2014
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  1. #rockpaperscissors.py
  2. #Rock Paper Scissors by D10d3
  3. #Goal:
  4. #    Ask the player if they pick rock paper or scissors
  5. #    Have the computer chose its move
  6. #    Compare the choices and decide who wins
  7. #    Print the results
  8. #Sub goals:
  9. #    Let the player play again
  10. #    Keep a record of the score e.g. (Player: 3 / Computer: 6)
  11. #---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  12.  
  13. #adds the ability to create random choices. example:
  14. #foo = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e']
  15. #print(random.choice(foo))
  16. import random
  17.  
  18. def p_shoot(): #Player chooses move
  19.     print "What move would you like to play?"
  20.     print "type your selection:"
  21.     print "(R) Rock"
  22.     print "(P) Paper"
  23.     print "(S) Scissors"
  24.     p_choice = raw_input('>')
  25.     p_choice = p_choice.lower()
  26.     if p_choice == 'r':
  27.         p_move = "Rock"
  28.     elif p_choice == 'p':
  29.         p_move = "Paper"
  30.     elif p_choice == 's':
  31.         p_move = "Scissors"
  32.     print "You played %s" % p_move
  33.     return p_move
  34.  
  35. def c_shoot(): #generate computer move
  36.     c_hand = ['Rock', 'Paper', 'Scissors']
  37.     throw = random.choice(c_hand)
  38.     return throw
  39.  
  40. def compair(p,c): # my sorry excuse for "logic"
  41.     if p == "Rock" and c == "Rock":
  42.         winner = "Tie"
  43.     elif p == "Rock" and c == "Paper":
  44.         winner = "Computer"
  45.     elif p == "Rock" and c == "Scissors":
  46.         winner = "Player"
  47.     elif p == "Paper" and c == "Rock":
  48.         winner = "Computer"
  49.     elif p == "Paper" and c == "Paper":
  50.         winner = "Tie"
  51.     elif p == "Paper" and c == "Scissors":
  52.         winner = "Computer"
  53.     elif p == "Scissors" and c == "Rock":
  54.         winner = "Computer"
  55.     elif p == "Scissors" and c == "Paper":
  56.         winner = "Player"
  57.     elif p == "Scissors" and c == "Scissors":
  58.         winner = "Tie"
  59.     return winner      
  60.  
  61. #Begin Game and setup variables
  62. print "Hi there, let's play Rock Paper Scissors!"  
  63. playing = True
  64. c_wins = 0
  65. p_wins = 0
  66. ties = 0
  67.  
  68. #Begin game Loop
  69. while playing:
  70.     p_move = p_shoot()
  71.     c_move = c_shoot()
  72.     winner = compair(p_move,c_move) #declare winner
  73.     print "Computer played %s" % c_move
  74.     if winner == "Tie":
  75.         print "The match is tied!"
  76.         ties = ties + 1
  77.     elif winner == "Player":
  78.         print "The Player is the winner!"
  79.         p_wins = p_wins + 1
  80.     elif winner == "Computer":
  81.         print "The Computer is the winner!"
  82.         c_wins = c_wins + 1
  83.     #print scores
  84.     print "Scores:"
  85.     print "Player  : %d" % p_wins
  86.     print "Computer: %d" % c_wins
  87.     print "Ties    : %d" % ties
  88.     #ask player if they'd like to play again
  89.     print "Would you like to play again? (Y/N)"
  90.     again = raw_input('>')
  91.     again = again.lower()
  92.     if again == "n":
  93.         print "Thank you for playing"
  94.         quit()
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