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Programming Project

1) A group of students created a Rock Paper Scissors game using C++ that plays against the computer. 2) The program uses random number generation and conditional statements like if/else to determine the winner between the user's selection and the computer's randomly generated selection. 3) The output displays the user's choice, computer's random choice, and which player won or if it was a tie.

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Programming Project

1) A group of students created a Rock Paper Scissors game using C++ that plays against the computer. 2) The program uses random number generation and conditional statements like if/else to determine the winner between the user's selection and the computer's randomly generated selection. 3) The output displays the user's choice, computer's random choice, and which player won or if it was a tie.

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Programming project

Using c++ Language

Rock paper scissor


A Game against computer

By:
Momen Nazar Salim
Musa Thamer muhammed
Hadeel Amer Salih
Yassmin Haider Abid Al-ilah
Wael Ahmed Saady
Malak Khalid Nassif
Noor Al-huda Ali Noori
 #include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
using namespace std;
int main()
{ srand(time(NULL));
int user = 0;
Int computer = 0;
cout << "Stone Paper Scissor Game" << endl;
cout << "1) Rock" << endl;
cout << "2) Paper" << endl;
cout << "3) Scissor" << endl;
cin >> user;
if(user == 1)
{cout << "You choose Rock" << endl; }
else if(user == 2)
{cout << "You choose Paper" << endl; }
else
{cout << "You choose Scissor" << endl; }
computer = rand()%3+1;
if(computer == 1)
{cout << "Computer chooses Rock" << endl;
 else if(computer == 2)
{ cout << "Computer chooses Paper"<< endl; }
else{ cout << "Computer chooses Scissor" << endl; }
// match
if(user == computer)
{ cout << "Match Tie" << endl; }
// user --> Rock
else if(user == 1)
{ if(computer == 2)
{ cout << "You lose!" << endl; }
if(computer == 3)
{ cout << "You win!" << endl; } }
// user --> Paper
else if(user == 2)
{ if(computer == 1)
{ cout << "You win!" << endl; }
if(computer == 3)
{ cout << "You lose!" << endl; } }
// user --> Scissor else if(user == 3)
{ if(computer == 1)
{ cout << "You lose!" << endl; }
if(computer == 2){ cout << "You win!" << endl; } } return 0;}

The random results:

• Rock Paper Scissor Game


• 1)Rock
• 2) Paper
• 3) Scissor
• 1
• You choose Rock
• Computer chooses Scissor
• You win!

Another result:

• Rock Paper Scissor Game


• 1)Rock
• 2) Paper
• 3) Scissor
• 2
• You choose Paper
• Computer chooses Rock
• You win!

Another result:

• Rock Paper Scissor Game


• 1) Rock
• 2) Paper
• 3) Scissor
• 3
• You choose Scissor
• Computer chooses Rock
• You lose!
 A discussion about this program:
How it woks:

• It uses c++ language to create a simple game (rock paper scissor)


And with a simple codes such as (if,else,cout,cin,Etc...).

• The program focuses on using loops wich in this case its a loop inside
another loop to make a good use out of (if,else).

• After we run the program we can write 1 or 2 or 3.

• The computer will choose a random number by using (rand) function.

• If you choose rock and the computer chooses paper the program will
print you lose and if its the opposite you win.

• If you choose scissor and the computer chooses paper the program
will print you win and if its the opposite you lose.

• If you choose rock and the computer chooses scissor the program will
print you win and if its the opposite you lose.

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