README.md

RockPaperScissor-Game

play game with AI ;)

Let's break down the code one line at a time:

import random

• Imports the random module for generating random numbers.

com_wins = 0
user_wins = 0

• Initializes variables to track computer and user wins.

options = ["rock", "paper", "scissors"]

• Defines a list of possible choices in the game.

while True:

• Starts an infinite loop for the game.

    user_input = input("Please enter rock/paper/scissors, or q to quit: ").lower()

• Prompts the user for input and converts it to lowercase for case-insensitive comparison.

    if user_input == "q":
        break

• Breaks out of the loop if the user enters "q."

    if user_input not in options:
        print("Entered an invalid option")
        continue

• Prints a message and continues to the next iteration if the user enters an invalid option.

    random_number = random.randint(0, 2)
    comp_pick = options[random_number]

• Generates a random number to represent the computer's choice.

    print("Computer picked", comp_pick + ".")

• Prints the computer's choice.

    if user_input == "rock" and comp_pick == "scissors":
        print("You Won!")
        user_wins += 1

• Checks and prints the result if the user wins.

    elif user_input == "scissors" and comp_pick == "paper":
        print("You Won!")
        user_wins += 1

• Checks and prints the result if the user wins.

    elif user_input == "paper" and comp_pick == "rock":
        print("You Won!")
        user_wins += 1

• Checks and prints the result if the user wins.

    else:
        print("You lost!")
        com_wins += 1

• Prints the result if the user loses and updates the computer's win count.

print("You won:", user_wins, "times.")
print("Computer won:", com_wins, "times.")
print("Goodbye")

• Prints the final results and a farewell message after the user decides to quit.

• draw option is added