Synopsis of Rock
Synopsis of Rock
Scissors Game
1. Introduction:
The Rock, Paper, Scissors game is a simple Python project that simulates the
classic hand game played between a user and the computer. The game uses
programming concepts such as conditional statements, loops, and random
number generation to create an interactive experience.
2. Objective:
The objective of this project is to design an interactive and user-friendly
interface that allows players to compete with the computer through a series of
rounds of Rock, Paper, Scissors. The game winner is determined by the normal
rules
Rock wins Scissors.
Scissors win Paper.
Paper wins Rock.
3. Major features:
User input validation to ensure valid choices (rock, paper, scissors, or
quit).
Computer random choice to simulate a competitor.
Outcome determination using logical comparison.
A looping structure where a player plays several rounds until they decide
to quit.
4. Methodology:
The game starts by asking the player to input their choice.
The computer makes a random choice through Python's random.choice()
function.
The user's input and the computer's choice are compared with if-elif-else
statements to determine the outcome.
The game is in a loop, and the player can replay or quit by typing "quit.
5. Source code:
6. Conclusion:
This project shows how Python can create simple yet fun applications. It
demonstrates the importance of user interaction, logical design, and
randomness in game development.
7. Team Coordinators: