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Rock, paper, scissors
Face off against the computer — who beats who?
Builder· ages 10–1220 mindictsrandomconditionals
rps.py
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What should the output look like?
The output should show your move, the computer's move, and who won or if it was a tie.
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How this works
A dict is like a mini phonebook: each key points to a value. Here it stores the game rules. Look up what your move beats, and compare to the computer's move to decide the winner.
Your turn — try these
- 1Add Lizard and Spock (Rock-Paper-Scissors-Lizard-Spock).
- 2Loop it: play 20 rounds automatically and keep a running score.
- 3Weight the computer's choices — make it pick scissors 50% of the time.