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Rock, paper, scissors with EduBlocks, Exercises of Geology
In this project, we are going to code the classic game of Rock,. Paper, Scissors. The player will start off by typing in a choice of rock, paper or scissors ...
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Previous | 2 | Next page EduBlocks is a free tool that helps anyone learn how to code with text-based languages like Python, using familiar block coding as used in Scratch. In this project, we are going to code the classic game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. The player will start off by typing in a choice of rock, paper or scissors, then the computer will also make a selection at random, displaying whether you have won, tied or lost that round and you will be able to see what block coding looks like in Python coding language.. This project is designed for EduBlocks 4.0. Hope you enjoy the project!
Rock, paper, scissors with
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EduBlocks project
Previous | 4 | Next page Step 2 For the next part, we use statements and variables to show what the outcome will print during the game. Remember, all of the code we are adding is still contained inside the while true: loop. Block code Python code
Rock, paper, scissors with
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Previous | 5 | Next page Step 3 As both the player and computer have now made their choices, we need to code the different possible outcomes of the game to decide who the winner is using the if, elif and else blocks. The first if block covers the outcome for a draw, if both the player and computer chose the same object then we can declare a draw. The next elif and else blocks show the possible outcomes if the player chooses rock and we can compare against the different variations of the computers choice. Remember, all of the code we are adding is still contained inside the loop. Block code Python code
Rock, paper, scissors with
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EduBlocks project
Previous | 7 | Next page Step 5 This is then the end of your code and you are then ready to play your Rock, Paper, Scissors game!
Rock, paper, scissors with
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EduBlocks project
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