I just created my first python program

[Sociobiology]

# Project 1: Rock paper scissors#
import random
import numpy

PlayChoice = 0
ComChoice = 0
score = 0
RoundNo = int(input("Select the number of rounds: "))

for i in range(RoundNo):
    PlayChoice = input(("Pick R Rock, Paper P, Scissors S: ")
    mylist = ["R","P","S"]
    ComChoice = random.choice(mylist)
#Rock variants
    if PlayChoice == "R" and ComChoice == "R":
        print ("We both chose Rock")
        score += 0
    elif  PlayChoice == "R" and ComChoice == "P":
        print ("I chose Rock, you win")
        score += 1
    elif  PlayChoice == "R" and ComChoice == "S":
        print ("I chose Rock, I win")
        score -= 0
#Paper variants
    elif  PlayChoice == "P" and ComChoice == "R":
        print ("I chose Paper, I win")
        score -= 0
    elif  PlayChoice == "P" and ComChoice == "P":
        print ("We both chose Paper")
        score += 0
    elif  PlayChoice == "P" and ComChoice == "S":
        print ("I chose Paper, you win")
        score += 1
#Scissors variants
    elif  PlayChoice == "S" and ComChoice == "R":
        print ("I chose Scissors, you win")
        score += 1
    elif  PlayChoice == "S" and ComChoice == "P":
        print ("I chose Scissors, lose win")
        score -= 0
    elif  PlayChoice == "S" and ComChoice == "S":
        print ("We both chose Scissors")
        score += 0
    else:
        break
print("Game over, you won ",score,"/",RoundNo,".")

How to get good at this shit fellow niggacels?

 

[Deleted member 92913]

Just pay the ai to do it for u

 

[Sociobiology]

@thecel how do I get good at this shit nigga?

 

[Sociobiology]

Just pay the ai to do it for u

I like to mentally challenge myself.

 

[Danish_Retard]

I like to mentally challenge myself.

Good thing you are mentally challenged then

 

[Nick.Harte]

@Jason Voorhees

 

[Sociobiology]

# Project 1: Rock paper scissors#
import random
import numpy

PlayChoice = 0
ComChoice = 0
score = 0
RoundNo = int(input("Select the number of rounds: "))

for i in range(RoundNo):
    PlayChoice = input("Pick R Rock, Paper P, Scissors S: ")
    mylist = ["R","P","S"]
    ComChoice = random.choice(mylist)
#Rock variants
    if PlayChoice == "R" and ComChoice == "R":
        print ("We both chose Rock")
        score += 0
    elif  PlayChoice == "R" and ComChoice == "P":
        print ("I chose Paper, you win")
        score += 1
    elif  PlayChoice == "R" and ComChoice == "S":
        print ("I chose Scissors, you win")
        score += 1
#Paper variants
    elif  PlayChoice == "P" and ComChoice == "R":
        print ("I chose Rock, you win")
        score += 1
    elif  PlayChoice == "P" and ComChoice == "P":
        print ("We both Paper")
        score += 0
    elif  PlayChoice == "P" and ComChoice == "S":
        print ("I chose Scissors, I win")
        score += 0
#Scissors variants
    elif  PlayChoice == "S" and ComChoice == "R":
        print ("I chose Rock, I win")
        score -= 0
    elif  PlayChoice == "S" and ComChoice == "P":
        print ("I chose Paper, you win")
        score += 1
    elif  PlayChoice == "S" and ComChoice == "S":
        print ("We both chose Scissors")
        score += 0
    else:
        break
print("Game over, you won ",score,"/",RoundNo," rounds.")

fixed it

 

[roping3264]

good luck picking food from garbage in 5 years programmercel

 

[Jason Voorhees]

. I would personally just do it with switch cases or a do-while loop and divide it into functions to improve readability and also implement some kind of error handling for false inputs. Numpy import also seems unnecessary. Otherwise the code seems fine once OP has a bit of experience he can learn more about vectorization techniques to perform operations on entire arrays on more complex large dataset problems , rather than element-by-element that but for simple problems small sample set problmes like these it's fine. He has plenty of time to learn these things.

@Jason Voorhees

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Just pay the ai to do it for u

AI is actually pretty good for these kinds of array based operations on data sets with smaller samples. I use it all thr time