1. Rock-paper-scissors

Two players (or one player and the computer) each pick one of three possible items (rock, paper, or scissors); both show their choice; and the winner is decided by three rules: rock crushes scissors, scissors cut paper, paper covers rock.

To simulate this game, create a list of choices (like colors when created spirals) and use random.choice() to pick one of the three items from the list as the computer's choice. Then ask the user for their choice and use a series of if statements to determine the winner. The user will be playing against the computer.

2. Here's a program that draws random smileys. RandomSmileys.py

Modify this program in 3 different ways of your choice: you can change colors of these smileys, you can draw them upside down, you can add a tongue or a nose, you can make a sad face emoji, etc.

#RandomSmileys.py

import random

import turtle

t = turtle.Pen()

t.speed(0)

t.hideturtle()

turtle.bgcolor("black")

def draw_smiley(x,y):

t.penup()

t.setpos(x,y)

t.pendown()

# Head

t.pencolor("yellow")

t.fillcolor("yellow")

t.begin_fill()

t.circle(50)

t.end_fill()

# Left eye

t.setpos(x-15, y+60)

t.fillcolor("blue")

t.begin_fill()

t.circle(10)

t.end_fill()

# Right eye

t.setpos(x+15, y+60)

t.begin_fill()

t.circle(10)

t.end_fill()

# Mouth

t.setpos(x-25, y+40)

t.pencolor("black")

t.width(10)

t.goto(x-10, y+20)

t.goto(x+10, y+20)

t.goto(x+25, y+40)

t.width(1)

for n in range(50):

x = random.randrange(-turtle.window_width()//2,

turtle.window_width()//2)

y = random.randrange(-turtle.window_height()//2,

turtle.window_height()//2)

draw_smiley(x,y)