54 lines
1.3 KiB
Python
54 lines
1.3 KiB
Python
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# Two player Rock Paper Scissors game
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# Congradulate winner
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# Ask if players wish to play again
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players = ["",""]
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quit = False
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playersQuit = "y"
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winner = "player "
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tie = None
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while quit == False:
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i = 0
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tie = None
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winner = "player "
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while i <=1: #Is there no for (i=0; i<2; i++) equiv in python?
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print ("\n" * 100)
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players[i] = input("Player " + str(i + 1) + ", enter (R)ock, (P)aper, or (S)cissors:" )
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players[i] = players[i].lower()
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if players[i] == "r" or players[i] == "p" or players[i] == "s":
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i += 1
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## else, repeat question
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if players[0] == players[1]:
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tie = True
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print("We have a tie!!!")
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elif players[0] == "r" and players[1] == "p":
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winner += "2"
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elif players[0] == "r" and players[1] == "s":
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winner += "1"
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elif players[0] == "s" and players[1] == "p":
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winner += "1"
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elif players[0] == "s" and players[1] == "r":
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winner += "2"
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elif players[0] == "p" and players[1] == "s":
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winner += "2"
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elif players[0] == "p" and players[1] == "r":
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winner += "1"
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if tie != True:
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print("Congrats", winner, "You've won!")
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playersQuit = input("Would you like to play again? (y/n): ")
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if playersQuit.lower() == "n":
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quit = True
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