C++ don't forget

THIS IS THE CODE FOR LAB 3 BELOW!!!!!

/* The purpose of this lab is to create a program that takes the input of R, S or P

from the user and compares it to the random choice from the computer to see who wins. */

#include

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

int main()

{

double Rock, Paper, Scissors;

char userChoice, compChoice;

srand (time(0));

cout

cin >>userChoice;

int num = rand() %3+1;

switch(num)

{

case 1: compChoice = 'R';

break;

case 2: compChoice = 'S';

break;

case 3: compChoice = 'P';

break;

}

if(compChoice == userChoice)

cout

else if (userChoice == 'R')

{if (userChoice == 'P')

cout

else

cout

}

else if (userChoice == 'P')

{if (compChoice == 'R')

cout

else

cout

}

else if (userChoice == 'S')

{if (compChoice == 'P')

cout

else

cout

}

cout

cout

cout

return 0;

}

Lab 4 - Add Loops to Lab 3 Objectives: Make use of a for loop and Make use of a while loop and Make use of a do-while loop Instructions: Part A: Add a for loop to run the Rock, Paper, Scissors program n times and print how many times you won, how many times the computer won and how many times ended in a tie. Input n from the user as 5 or above. Part B: Add a while loop to the Rock, Paper, Scissors program to keep running until you have won n times. Input n from the user. Print how many times you won, how many times the computer won and how many times ended in a tie. Read in n from the user as 5 or above. Part C: Add a do while loop to the Rock, Paper, Scissors program to keep running the program until the user says to stop. At the end of the program print how many times you won, how many times the computer won and how many times ended in a tie. Run at least 5 times. Run: Run the first version, second version and third version. Make sure you have not created an endless loop when you run the program