Rock-Paper-Scissors-Rock-Paper-Scissors Game

Example

A user selects 'paper' as their move.

Scenario

This function is crucial for interacting with the user, allowing them to input their choice. It ensures that the game is interactive and responsive to user decisions, making the digital experience as close as possible to playing the game in real life.

Example

The computer randomly selects 'rock'.

Scenario

This function introduces unpredictability and challenge, simulating an opponent. It's applied in each round to generate the computer's move, ensuring that the game remains engaging and unpredictable.

Example

With the player choosing 'paper' and the computer 'rock', the player wins.

Scenario

This function assesses the choices made by the player and the computer to decide the round's outcome. It's essential for providing immediate feedback on the game's progress and for keeping score.

Example

The player or computer reaches a score of 3.

Scenario

This function monitors the scores to determine if the game has reached its conclusion, either by the player or the computer winning enough rounds. It enhances the game by setting a clear goal and end point.