$13\mathrm{.}7\mathrm{.}1$: Project $-$ PartA: Rock, Paper, Scissors Round $2-$Player in coral language $13\mathrm{.}7$ Project $-$ PartA: Rock, Paper, Scissors Round $2-$Player $($LT$-$C$-$SP$24)$

In this Assignment, you will write the first part of the Project: Rock, Paper, Scissors game.

This first part is called PartA. You will write one round of play between two players.

In a round of play, each of the $2$ players selects one of the following without showing it to the other player: rock, paper, or scissors.

The program then determines who won and displays the results of the round.

Rules of Rock, Paper, Scissors

The rules of the Rock, Paper, Scissors Game are:

paper beats rock

scissors beats paper

rock beats scissors and if both players select the same item $($say both select rock$)$ then it is a tie.

Since the Coral pseudocode language does not support characters or strings, we will use the following to encode the player choices:

$0-$ rock

$1-$ paper

$2-$ scissors

You will write functions with the following signatures:

Function Main$()$ returns nothing

Function Main$()$ will read two values from input indicating the choices of player $1$ nad player $2,$ and then call each of the other functions $($below$)$ to determine the winner and display the information on the round.

Function GetRoundWinner$($integer player$1\_$choice, integer player$2\_$choice$)$ returns integer winner

Function GetRoundWinner$()$ will determine which of the two players won the round, following the rules of the game. It will not display any information to output, but will return the number of the winning player. It will return $0$ for a tie, $1$ if player$1$ won the round, and $2$ if player $2$ won the round.

Function DisplayRound$($integer player$1\_$choice, integer player$2\_$choice, integer winner$)$ returns nothing

Function DisplayRound$()$ will display the information on the round, per the output example below. Note: There is a blank line at the end of the block of llines of output.