Rock Paper Scissors Game: Python Beginner Project

[@nessunolinux]

You can cut your code in half by using a dictionary to determine which choices beat which. It would look like this: # This dictionary maps each choice to the choice it can defeat win_map = { 'R': 'S', # Rock beats Scissors 'P': 'R', # Paper beats Rock 'S': 'P' # Scissors beats Paper } Then your if statements can be cut down to this: if player_choice == cpu_choice: return "It's a tie!" elif win_map[player_choice] == cpu_choice: return f'CPU wins! {player_choice} is beaten by {cpu_choice}.' else: return f'You win! {cpu_choice} is beaten by {player_choice}.' No need for all that nesting.

[@AyushRai-w5c]

he did do that

[@DerHitsch]

Thanks for the video. It would also be interesting for another part if you could show how to implement different strategies for the computer opponent. And perhaps let the different algotithms compete against each other The simplicity of the game would make it perfect for this.

[@mr.RAND5584]

Opencv, ocr rock paper ✂️?

[@gamer310taka9]

how do i go next in the game i pressed R but i dosent ddo anything

[@DrAppalling]

I used to assign this very project in my second year ECE Tools and Toys class.

[@Nebuchadnezzar1501]

My wins losses and ties do not print... Any suggestions why?

[@miauwrits]

Can you make a video about how to create a personal assistant in python?

[@Al_Miqdad_]

thank you ❤❤❤

[@pascal831]

Thanks buddy!

[@mp_8634]

A really early beguinner looks hard.

[@aliqasem6733]

good work

[@philtoa334]

Thx_.