Description of the Project

Description of the Project

It is a simple command line interface project for Rock, Paper, and Scissors games. The user gets the first chance to pick the Rock, Paper, or Scissors. After that computer makes a choice randomly and the winner is decided as per the game rules....

Components of the Program

The game is implemented with the help of the following components:...

C++ Program to Implement Rock-Paper-Scissors

C++ // C++ Program to Implement Rock-Paper-Scissors #include #include #include using namespace std;    // get the computer move char getComputerMove() {     int move;     // generating random number between 0 - 2     srand(time(NULL));     move = rand() % 3;        // returning move based on the random number generated     if (move == 0) {         return 'p';     }     else if (move == 1) {         return 's';     }     return 'r'; }    // Function to return the result of the game int getResults(char playerMove, char computerMove) {     // condition for draw     if (playerMove == computerMove) {         return 0;     }        // condition for win and loss according to game rule     if (playerMove == 's' && computerMove == 'p') {         return 1;     }     if (playerMove == 's' && computerMove == 'r') {         return -1;     }     if (playerMove == 'p' && computerMove == 'r') {         return 1;     }     if (playerMove == 'p' && computerMove == 's') {         return -1;     }     if (playerMove == 'r' && computerMove == 'p') {         return -1;     }     if (playerMove == 'r' && computerMove == 's') {         return 1;     }            return 0; }    // driver code int main() {        char playerMove;        cout << "\n\n\n\t\t\tWelcome to Stone Paper Scissor "             "Game\n";        cout << "\n\t\tEnter r for ROCK, p for PAPER, and s "             "for SCISSOR\n\t\t\t\t\t";        // input from the user     while(1) {         cin >> playerMove;         if (playerMove == 'p' || playerMove == 'r' || playerMove == 's') {             break;         }         else {             cout << "\t\t\tInvalid Player Move!!! Please Try Again." << endl;         }     }                      // computer move     char computerMove = getComputerMove();        int result = getResults(playerMove, computerMove);        // priting result based on who won the game     if (result == 0) {         cout << "\n\t\t\tGame Draw!\n";     }     else if (result == 1) {         cout << "\n\t\t\tCongratulations! Player won the "                 "game!\n";     }     else {         cout << "\n\t\t\tOh! Computer won the game!\n";     }        // showing both  moves     cout << "\t\t\tYour Move: " << playerMove << endl;     cout << "\t\t\tComputer's Move: " << computerMove << endl;        return 0; }...