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Answer by dwjohnston for Rock, Paper, Scissors 3-part
I'm going to suggest you use a two dimension array look up to determine the win lose matrix. //-1 = user loses// 0 = tie // 1 = user winsint[][] winArray = new int[ [0, -1, 1], [1, 0,-1], [-1, 1, 0] ];...
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NamingJava classes start with a capital letter and do not use underscores, so rock_paper should be RockPaper. Java uses camelCase, not snake_case, for all variable names except constants (static...
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Write a program that lets a user play "Rock, Paper, Scissors" against the computer. The program should ask the user to choose one of the three choices, and then the computer randomly picks one (without...
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