/*Rock, paper, scissors. 1 player and 2 player. 2 Player: Successful 1 Player: Complete (Listed separately) User input. Wrong input looped. Boolean operators, while loops, if else. Game looped if desired. */ #include #include using namespace std; int main() { string weapon1, weapon2; string play = "yes"; cout << "Welcome to Rock, Paper, Scissors! " << endl; cout << "Rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper, paper beats rock. " << endl; cout << "Ready?"; while (play == "yes") { //play again loop //Player 1 makes move cout << "\n\nPlayer 1: Enter rock, paper or scissors: "; cin >> weapon1; while (weapon1 != "rock" && weapon1 != "paper" && weapon1 != "scissors") { //if user doesnt input valid response cout << "Please enter rock, paper, or scissors only.\n"; cin >> weapon1; } cout << "Player 2: Enter rock, paper or scissors: "; cin >> weapon2; while (weapon2 != "rock" && weapon2 != "paper" && weapon2 != "scissors") { cout << "Please enter rock, paper, or scissors only.\n"; cin >> weapon2; } if (weapon1 == "rock" && weapon2 == "scissors") { cout << "Player 1 wins! "; } else if (weapon1 == "scissors" && weapon2 == "paper") { cout << "Player 1 wins! "; } else if (weapon1 == "paper" && weapon2 == "rock") { cout << "Player 1 wins! "; } else if (weapon1 == "scissors" && weapon2 == "rock") { cout << "Player 2 wins! "; } else if (weapon1 == "paper" && weapon2 == "scissors") { cout << "Player 2 wins! "; } else if (weapon1 == "rock" && weapon2 == "paper") { cout << "Player 2 wins! "; } else if (weapon1 == weapon2) { cout << "It's a draw! "; } cout << "\n\nWould you like to play again? Enter yes/no: "; cin >> play; while (play != "yes" && play != "no") { cout << "Please enter yes or no: "; cin >> play; } } return 0; }

Rock Paper Scissors 2 Player (Successful)