In this project, you will be implementing a rock$-$paper$-$scissors game! Rock$-$paper$-$scissors is a hand game played between two people, in which each player simultaneously forms one of three shapes with an outstretched hand. These shapes are $$rock$($a simple fist$),$paper$($a flat hand$),$ and $$scissors$($a fist with the index and middle fingers extended, forming a V$).$

A player who plays rock will beat another player who has chosen scissors, but will lose to one who has played paper; a play of paper will lose to a play of scissors. If both players choose the same shape, the game is tied. y completing this project, you will learn to:

Develop programs that are divided into functions

Compile programs that are not yet complete by using stubs

Verify the correctness of functions by writing test cases

Implement functions based on a specification and RME comment

Use existing operators to perform interactive I$/$O using C$++$

Write logical expressions and selection statements in C$++$

Create algorithms that use conditionals and loops

An important objective is to have fun!

You will apply the following skills you learned in lecture:

Lecture $3$

Call math functions like floor$()$ and ceil$().$

Lecture $4$

Call functions with multiple parameters

Use return statements to provide a result from a function

Lecture $5$

Create function declarations to allow calls to a function before its code is provided in a function definition

Interpret RME comments

Use the iterative development cycle for writing your functions

Lecture $6$

Use if$,$ else, and else if to conditionally execute code

Execute the cin algorithm to determine how a given user input will be stored into variables

Lecture $7$

Write event$-$controlled loops using while

Combine loops with cin to continue reading until the user is finished

Lecture $8$

Write count$-$controlled loops using for

Getting Started

Starter Files