CODE WITH ME | Rock Paper Scissors Game in Python EASY *Beginner Friendly*

[@CSJackie]

💻Here is my github repo: github.com/carmensantos/rock-paper-scissors 💙Checkout the Free VS Code extension EchoAPI: www.echoapi.com/

[@whipshaw]

this video feels like a breeze into my day of looking the task I have to to during the week for work and crying

[@CSJackie]

Lol haha good luck, friend! :) and thank you!

[@mbkongalor]

I really like these kinds of coding videos and hearing you talk out the issue and how you are going to approach it.

[@davidalex684]

Besides free code camp and programming hub . You are the best programmer yet

[@CSJackie]

haha thank you, what an honor ;)

[@davidalex684]

@CSJackie You Programming so much that even your reply is initialized with a double quotation mark, which is stored with a semi column and a round bracket stored as a variable.

[@CSJackie]

@@davidalex684 🤣 keep it going!

[@user-lilithc]

Just downloaded it, a very nice extension. Thanks a lot!

[@CSJackie]

It’s awesome, right? 🥳

[@xhenryx14]

I love that you are using Monokai theme ❤

[@CSJackie]

It’s sooo nice!

[@Jibril_Abdulkadir]

Great video I have never really seen people code rock paper scissors as a game

[@CSJackie]

haha thank you :) it's a fun one!

[@thejogman]

Can't understate the extent to which I can relate to the struggle of constantly slipping into Java syntax. I originally started with Lua and have dabbled in a variety of different languages over the years, but ever since I got into Java, it's the only one that truly feels like home to me, lol.

[@CSJackie]

Exactly! Twins lol! It's scary how quickly we forget nuances of each language when we stop using them frequently

[@thejogman]

@@CSJackie Yea, I used to love working in Lua (quite fitting that my primary framework was LÖVE2D for the longest time) and I still consider it to be one of my favorite languages, but these days whenever I try to touch it I immediately feel like I would rather be using Java. Strict typing is the main thing I miss when I use Lua, and the few times I've dabbled with C++ and C# I have missed the way enums work in Java.

[@magg.wjiang9136]

Wow! The tool looks great! Let me download it and see if it works for my developing projects.

[@CSJackie]

Have fun! :)

[@GeertEvens]

Yes, I enjoyed the video 🙂. I like your coding videos a lot. 🙏👍

[@FC-BS]

Never knew you could make this game in a programming language

[@CSJackie]

Haha yes, it’s a strange one but I guess we can create any game with code ☺️

[@wasab1tch]

any game you could play on any computer was made using a programming language lol. You could port these to any language as long as you know the algorithm of it.

[@kms5818]

I'm a fan of yours, but I have a suggestion. Why not try using a microphone for your recordings? It will improve the video quality a lot.

[@dirtydevotee]

Very nice. However... - "adjust_score" can be simplified greatly. Create a temp variable called "temp_winner = human" so that you assume the winner is the human. Set "temp_winner" to "tie" if "choice_computer == choice_player". Then use a "match choice_player:" to award the game to the computer if "case 'ROCK': if choice_computer == 'paper': temp_winner = computer". You'll only need three of those. This would clean that whole section up tremendously. Return "temp_winner". - You should separate the "evaluate_choices" into their own function and leave "adjust_score" to handle just the changing of numbers and the "print("The score is now...")". - You don't need a "max_round", you need a "max_score". Otherwise, the ties require lots of extra coding. But if "declare_winner()" is triggered when "score_user" or "score_computer" has a value of "3", that is significantly less code. - That while loop in "play()" makes me super nervous. You should have a flag you can throw on error. So it's "while flag_isRunning == True:" Then you create an error handler that switches "flag_isRunning" to "False" whenever an error is thrown. Also, an exit game button can throw the same.

[@rfyorfyo5022]

i also writed a code for this game but its not fair cause i inspired from you, it took me 1 hour, i think it would have take longer, next time i watch other code at the end

[@JessAnalysisTV]

You're a gorgeous programmer 🥰

[@MohammedCyber-r1d]

Woow This is amazing scary I need to learn how to code as self taught I'm thinking what am i getting my self into But i' m not gonna give up no matter how many months or years it takes or centery i'm gonna make it And Thanks for yours inspiration

[@CSJackie]

I wish you best of luck

[@vxsniffer]

coding is beautiful 🙂

[@firehandszarb]

procedural version: println(random.choice(["rock","paper","scissors"] )

[@thieuson]

Nice, just install the extension

[@CSJackie]

Nice ☺️👌

[@vickydi]

Wow, great sharing

[@CSJackie]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@OzzIRIS]

Hi Carmen!!. Im doing by first steps in Python.. even tough your videos are way up over my head, I found them pretty interesting and educational. What was the error you get on your first try??.. Stmg about "import" you said?. (English isn't my 1st language)

[@CSJackie]

Thank you so much, it will definitely get easier with practice and time, and you’ll be able to do them in the future! ☺️♥️ It was an Import error, we have to import the module into the code ☺️

[@alexsnowblind]

It's nice the idea to build a lot of classes

[@CSJackie]

👌♥️

[@AnimeLover-su7jh]

If I am not mistaken, calling random like this will produce the same result, every time you start the game, usually people seed the random with the current time.

[@benskev]

DRINKING GAME: Eveery time csjackie writes java code, drink.

[@CSJackie]

Hold my beer 🍺

[@valdigleis]

An angel!!!!

[@CSJackie]

hahaha thank you!!

[@claudiafischering901]

I think a single class for computer and player is better. Both have same properties and methods. So the choose method have a single if statement to switch the input method of computer or player. Your player class has no score declared. But for a first try ;-) not bad. I would avoid the player write the whole word. Replace with numbers is better, otherwise why you chose enum that represent numbers. Userinput is much easier with numbers as with string!

[@AlbertoNao]

2:28 to switch java and python languages is my daily problem: this or self ?

[@CSJackie]

hahah

[@mecrayavcin]

Hi from Turkey. Nice video. Could you please create contents about Django? Thanks very much

[@DanFrederiksen]

you could have tree buttons to push instead of command prompt interface. I assume python has easy gui? also you could try having AI code the same and see how similar they are :)

[@DAVIDDANIELGUTIERREZCALDERON]

What is the keyboard you are using ? it sounds beautiful ! Excellent video !

[@CSJackie]

Thank you so much! It's the Keychron Q2 Pro

[@tom-k9u5j]

Awesome video✅💯 keep up the good work , your VSCode looks awesome btw, can you tell how to make it looks like that

[@CSJackie]

thank you so much!

[@tom-k9u5j]

​@@CSJackie thanks ,and can you tell the theme ehich used to highlighting

[@wrestlingshorts]

have you switched from java to python? or opposite

[@CSJackie]

Python (for 0.5 years) -> Java (3 years now) and now trying to solve these in Python haha

[@wrestlingshorts]

@@CSJackie great 👍

[@Kushal-v8b]

Nice 👍 Hope you are doing well 🙏

[@CSJackie]

Thank you ☺️

[@idegennyelvitanfolyamok]

So, you and I. Now and here.. (0:01-től)

[@benskev]

why does your jacket keep falling off? is it a github feature?

[@CSJackie]

Yes, you should submit a bug report 😭

[@AnuragMishra-ws4zc]

Remove shoes near the books; respect books.

[@CSJackie]

It’s a prize 😊

[@mrx6555]

what keyboard is that? sounds nice!

[@CSJackie]

It's the keychron Q2 Pro :) my favorite mechanical keyboard!

[@gh-sb1dy]

is there a point to even learning code anymore since ai can do it for us?

[@TheedxA2]

Make lives (or videos) resolving challenges of Advent of Code 2024

[@CSJackie]

I am actually deciding whether I have time to do this right now :) it's a great idea!

[@TheedxA2]

@@CSJackie Faz sentido, tempo é dinheiro.

[@shibdassarkar9357]

Mam do you earn more than 120k pound sterlings a year in uk now? Please reply in yes or no. Thanks a lot.

[@browsefly]

Good luck with that 😂

[@karljohnson1121]

Comment va Yuval Harari?

[@pedroloureiro2232]

Are you portuguese by any chance?

[@projectbuubl5352]

Well done ;) Have you ever thought of using an AI-assistent as a support for your project? You will be able to develop more complex projects in less time :)

[@CSJackie]

thank you :) yes, it's helpful! Maybe I can incorporate AI in future coding videos

[@miroklose5620]

wow, must have atry

[@ImPDK]

Many great programmers dislike OOP btw. It's common for people to struggle to think in OOP :)

[@CSJackie]

I am one of them 😂👌

[@jordanhenshaw]

Delete the if logic and replace with dictionary? def is_user_winner(self): losers = { “rock”: “scissors”, “paper”: “rock”, “scissors”: “paper” } return self.computer == losers[self.user]

[@CSJackie]

Hahah this is neat if it works, I'll try it! I'm not very familiar with Python anymore

[@jordanhenshaw]

​@@CSJackie I built my own version of this for fun just now, pasted this straight in from YT and it worked (.replace(curly_quotes, straight_quotes)), and I typed it on my phone! Took me 5 hours to write the rest of the game though because ADHD.