Coding Challenge - Rock, Paper, Scissors

Objective:

Create a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors that you can play against the computer in your console (the terminal).

Problem Description:

• Player’s Choice: The player will choose one of three options: Rock, Paper, or Scissors.
• Computer’s Choice: The computer will randomly pick one of the three options.
• Determine the Winner: The game follows these rules:
  • Rock beats Scissors
  • Scissors beats Paper
  • Paper beats Rock
• Display Results: Show the outcome of each round (e.g., Computer wins, Player wins, Tie).
• Multiple Rounds: Let the player play as many rounds as they want until they choose to stop.

Steps to Build the Game:

1. Understand the Game Logic:
   • Rules: Define the rules that determine who wins each round.
   • Player Input: Use the input() function to ask the player for their choice.
   • Handle Invalid Inputs: Make sure the player can only choose Rock, Paper, or Scissors.
2. Generate Computer’s Choice:
   • Random Choice: Use Python’s random module to let the computer pick Rock, Paper, or Scissors randomly.
3. Compare Choices and Determine the Winner:
   • Create a Function: Write a function that takes the player’s choice and the computer’s choice, compares them, and decides who wins.
4. Allow Multiple Rounds:
   • Use a Loop: Use a loop (like while True:) to let the player keep playing until they choose to stop.
   • Ask to Continue: At the end of each round, ask if they want to play again. If they say no, end the game.
5. Display Results:
   • Show Choices and Results: After each round, print the player’s choice, the computer’s choice, and who won.
6. End the Game:
   • Exit Option: Give the player a way to quit the game by typing something like “quit” or “exit”.
7. Keep Score: (Optional)
   • Track Scores: You can keep track of how many rounds the player wins, loses, or ties, and display the scores at the end of the game.