ITP$-150-$ Assignment $-$ Rock, Paper, Scissors II $-$ Instructions

Recall the previous Rock, Paper, Scissors assignment. Create a new Python file and copy your RPS code.

Update your new file to include the following changes:

$=$ Handle the exception if user enters "abc" or a float. Print a message and ask user to enter the choice again. Optional: You can do this by creating an "ask$\_$for$\_$int" validation function!

$=$ Handle scenario if enters an integer other than $1,2,$ or $3.$ Print user$-$friendly error message and ask user to enter the choice again.

$=$ Do not quit when the user wins. Instead, keep a counter of how many times the human won and how many times computer won. Keep playing until someone wins twice.

$=$ After each round, print the outcome and print the counters.

Change your logic for determining the outcome.

Add a $2$D list at the top of your code that stores all outcome combinations.

Replace your $9-$scenario if statement with a lookup of the outcome from the list

$($You may also do some other kind of logic, must be a list or dictionary lookup$)$

$=$ Print a "goodbye" message at the end of the program.

Requirements $-$ Sample Output Messages:

Enter $1$ for Rock, $2$ for Paper, $3$ for Scissors: abc Please only enter an integer. Try again.

Enter $1$ for Rock, $2$ for Paper, $3$ for Scissors: $60$ Invalid int. Please enter $1,2,$ or $3.$ Try again.

Enter $1$ for Rock, $2$ for Paper, $3$ for Scissors: $2$ You chose paper

The computer chose scissors

You lost.

Human: $0$ Computer: $1$

Enter $1$ for Rock, $2$ for Paper, $3$ for Scissors: $3$ You chose scissors

The computer chose paper

Congrats, you won!

Human: $1$ Computer: $1$

Enter $1$ for Rock, $2$ for Paper, $3$ for Scissors: $1$ You chose

ro$.$ck

The computer chose scissors

Congrats, you won!

Human: $2$ Computer: $1$

Goodbye!