Language = Java

Modify your Rock Paper Scissor (Lizard/Spock) game from Week 5 to generate a random number for Player 2 and assign that as Player 2's choice. The rest of your program should stay the same. You can use your program with the nested if statements or the switch statement. The implementation should use the Random class to get your random number.

My Rock Paper Scissor (Lizard/Spock) game from Week 5 Below

import java.util.*; public class RPSLS { public static String findWinner(String s1, String s2) { String win = ""; switch (s1) { case "rock": switch (s2) { case "rock": win = "Draw"; break; case "scissors": win = "1"; break; case "paper": win = "2"; break; case "spock": win = "2"; break; case "lizard": win = "1"; break; } break; case "scissors": switch (s2) { case "rock": win = "2"; break; case "scissors": win = "Draw"; break; case "paper": win = "1"; break; case "spock": win = "2"; break; case "lizard": win = "1"; break; } break; case "paper": switch (s2) { case "rock": win = "1"; break; case "scissors": win = "2"; break; case "paper": win = "Draw"; break; case "spock": win = "1"; break; case "lizard": win = "2"; break; } break; case "spock": switch (s2) { case "rock": win = "1"; break; case "scissors": win = "1"; break; case "paper": win = "2"; break; case "spock": win = "Draw"; break; case "lizard": win = "2"; break; } break; case "lizard": switch (s2) { case "rock": win = "2"; break; case "scissors": win = "2"; break; case "paper": win = "1"; break; case "spock": win = "1"; break; case "lizard": win = "Draw"; break; } break;

} return ("Player " + win + " wins!"); }

public static void main(String[] args) { String s1, s2; String win = ""; Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.print("Enter Player 1 Selection (rock, paper, scissors, lizard or spock):"); s1 = scan.next(); System.out.print("Enter Player 2 Selection (rock, paper, scissors, lizard or spock):"); s2 = scan.next(); System.out.println(findWinner(s1.toLowerCase(), s2.toLowerCase())); } }