Rock Paper Scissors



Ok, this is going to be simple and straight forward, it's a rock, paper scissors script I made for fun in python, you can mess around with this and it's really easy just did it to burn some time.

Just go to this link to run it V:
https://trinket.io/python/e8631e4fb5?outputOnly=true

here's the code
Regular Version:

import random;
import time;

def rps():
print ("Welcome to Rock, Paper, and scissors..\n")
time.sleep(1)
playerC = raw_input("What is your choice? ")

if (playerC != "rock" and playerC != "paper" and playerC != "scissors"):
print('Invalid Choice')
exit()

else:
pass

computerC = random.randint(0, 2)

if (computerC == 0):
computerC = "rock"

elif (computerC == 1):
computerC = "paper"

elif (computerC == 2):
computerC = "scissors"

if(computerC == playerC):
print('Tie! Restarting again')
time.sleep(1)
rps()

if(computerC == "rock" and playerC == "paper"):
print('You did it! You won, Congratulations!')
exit()

if(computerC == "rock" and playerC == "scissors"):
print('You lost! You failed your mission to save your people! Over reacting, sorry!')
exit()

if(computerC == "paper" and playerC == "rock"):
print('You lost! Bye bye!')
exit()
if(computerC == "paper" and playerC == "scissors"):
print('You won! Congrats, say something to the camera!')
camera = raw_input()
print("Well! " + camera + " to you too!")
time.sleep(5)
exit()
if(computerC == "scissors" and playerC == "rock"):
print("You won! Congrats brave knight!")
exit()
if(computerC == "scissors" and playerC == "paper"):
print("You sadly lost! You fought well though ")
exit()

Sr PeTaL said on 2nd August 2015 02:58 PM:
Rock Paper Scissors



Ok, this is going to be simple and straight forward, it's a rock, paper scissors script I made for fun in python, you can mess around with this and it's really easy just did it to burn some time.

Just go to this link to run it V:
https://trinket.io/python/e8631e4fb5?outputOnly=true

here's the code
Regular Version:

import random;
import time;

def rps():
print ("Welcome to Rock, Paper, and scissors..\n")
time.sleep(1)
playerC = raw_input("What is your choice? ")

if (playerC != "rock" and playerC != "paper" and playerC != "scissors"):
print('Invalid Choice')
exit()

else:
pass

computerC = random.randint(0, 2)

if (computerC == 0):
computerC = "rock"

elif (computerC == 1):
computerC = "paper"

elif (computerC == 2):
computerC = "scissors"

if(computerC == playerC):
print('Tie! Restarting again')
time.sleep(1)
rps()

if(computerC == "rock" and playerC == "paper"):
print('You did it! You won, Congratulations!')
exit()

if(computerC == "rock" and playerC == "scissors"):
print('You lost! You failed your mission to save your people! Over reacting, sorry!')
exit()

if(computerC == "paper" and playerC == "rock"):
print('You lost! Bye bye!')
exit()
if(computerC == "paper" and playerC == "scissors"):
print('You won! Congrats, say something to the camera!')
camera = raw_input()
print("Well! " + camera + " to you too!")
time.sleep(5)
exit()
if(computerC == "scissors" and playerC == "rock"):
print("You won! Congrats brave knight!")
exit()
if(computerC == "scissors" and playerC == "paper"):
print("You sadly lost! You fought well though ")
exit()




Does it cost money to use the site?

Seems like a lot of you are confused.

Python is a programming language used to make bots and working codes like Petal did. Ignore the code Petal wrote, it's just the code he used to make the Rock Paper Scissors. Click on his link and type in your choice. You can click Run to restart the match

Even with the explanation on what Python is, I still don't get the coding...or the whole website thing 0.0

Very nice work.
Although I would recommend one thing, which could prevent confusion for players:

Where you have playerC = raw_input("What is your choice? ")
you should change that to
playerC = raw_input("What is your choice? ").lower()

Why? Well, if a user just so happened to have caps lock on or something like that, if he had any capitals letters in his choice, it'd say it was an invalid choice.
I know it's not very important for a game as simplistic as this, but as I know you're new to Python, it's worth noting for more advanced future projects!

oh cool, maybe I'll try it!

Ah Python is a great programming skill to know. I'm currently learning it at school and it's amazing what you can do with the code that you make!