You will create a game based on the Rock, Paper, Scissors game you may have played in your childhood. The player in the game will compete against the computer. You will first display a welcome screen. The user will press a key to continue and will then be prompted to "make a move" by specifying rock $($R$),$ paper $($P$),$ or scissors $($S$).$ The player may also quit the game by entering the letter Q$.$ Once the player makes a move, the computer will make a move, determine the winner of that round, and display the result. The player will then be prompted to make another move. If the player enters anything other than R$,$ P$,$ S$,$ or Q$,$ a message will be displayed saying the selection is invalid. The game will end when the player enters a Q$.$ At that point, another message will be displayed, followed by another screen displaying the game statistics.

Overview:

At this point, you should have already followed the Part $1$ and Part $2$ to have a working script that allows the user to play the game one time. For Part $3,$ you will edit and add on to the RockPaperScissors.ps$1$ script you have been working on$.$

Steps for Part $3$:

$1.$ Create an outer while loop to control the game play, allowing the users to play the game until they enter a $"$Q$"$ to quit the game. This should come immediately after the Read$-$Host cmdlet following the game's opening screen. The entire game should be inside this loop, so the beginning $\{$ should be just before the random number assignment, and the closing $\}$ should be at the very end at this point. In this loop, you will compare the variable controlling the game play to "False" $-$ i$.$e$.,$ the game will continue as long as this variable remains true.

$2.$ You will need a second while loop just before you clear the screen and prompt the player to choose an option. Compare the variable holding the player's move to $""($blank space$)$; this is what it should have been initialized to when it was declared. As long as it continues to be $"",$ display the instructions. The closing $\}$ for the loop should be just before the validation of the player's move.

$3.$ In the IF statement comparing the player's letter guess to $"$Q$",$ add a "continue" as the last statement in the code block to skip the remainder of the loop. In the elseif comparing the player's letter guess R$,$ P$,$ or S$,$ add a "continue" as the last statement in the code block to skip the remainder of the loop.

$4.$ At the end of the game's main while loop, just before the closing $\},$ the variable values should be reset to their default values to be ready for a new round of play. Reset the following: $(1)$ variable storing numeric version of computer's move, $(2)$ variable storing the letter version of the player's move, $(3)$ variable storing the string $($word$)$ version of the computer's move, and $(4)$ the variable storing the string $($word$)$ version of the player's move.

$5.$ $computerMoveNum $=""$ #Variable to store the numeric version of the computer's move

$6.$ $robotChoiceNum $=""$ #Computer's numeric choice

$7.$ $robotChoiceWord $=""$ #Computer's Word choice

$8.$

$9.$ $playerChoiceWord $=""$ #Player's Word choice

$10.$ $playerChoiceLet $=""$ #Player's letter choice

$11.$

$12.$ $tie $=""$ #Variable to keep track of tied games

$13.$

$14.$ $gamePlay $=$ $true #To control gameplay

$15.$ $gamesPlayed $=""$ #Number of games played

$16.$ $gamesLost $=""$ #Variable to keep track of the number of games lost

$17.$ $gamesWon $=""$ #Variable to keep track of games won

$18.$

$19.$ #Clears screen before beginning, writes welcome message on screen

$20.$ cls

$21.$ Write$-$host "Welcome to the $`$n $`$n $`$vRock$,$ Paper, Scissors Game"

$22.$ Write$-$host $"`$n $`$v $`$vPress Enter to continue"

$23.$ $player $=$ Read$-$Host

$24.$ Start$-$Sleep $-$seconds $0\mathrm{.}5$; Read$-$Host

$25.$

$26.$ while $($$gamePlay $=$ $true$)$

$27.\{$

$28.$

$29.$ cls

$30.$ #Chooses a random number between $1$ and $3$; $1=$Rock $2=$Paper $3=$Scissors

$31.$ $robotChoiceNum $=$ Get$-$Random $-$Minimum $1-$Maximum $4$

$32.$

$33.$ #Sets number to matching word

$34.$ if $($$robotChoiceNum $-$eq $1)$

$35.\{$

$36.$ $robotChoiceWord $=$ "Rock"

$37.\}$

$38.$ if $($$robotChoiceNum $-$eq $2)$

$39.\{$

$40.$ $robotChoiceWord $=$ "Paper"

$41.\}$

$42.$ if $($$robotChoiceNum $-$eq $3)$

$43.\{$

$44.$ $robotChoiceWord $=$ "Scissors"

$45.\}$

$46.$

$47.$ while $($$playerChoiceLet $="")$

$48.\{$

$49.$ cls

$50.$ Write$-$Host "Enter one of the following options: $"$

$51.$ $dash $="-"*35$

$52.$ Write$-$Host $dash$`$n

$53.$ Write$-$Host $"$R $=$ Rock $`$nP $=$ Paper $`$nS $=$ Scissors $`$nQ $=$ Quit$`$n$"$

$54.$ Write$-$Host $dash$`$n

$55.$ #Write$-$Host "Make a move $"$

$56.$

$57.$ # Validate player's move

$58.$ $playerChoiceLet $=$ Read$-$Host "Make a move"

$59.\}$

$60.$ if $($$playerChoiceLet $-$eq $"$Q$")$

$61.\{$

$62.$ Clear$-$Host

$63.$ Write$-$Host "Thank you for playing!"

$64.$ $gamePlay $=$ $true

$65.$ continue #Skip the remainder of the loop

$66.\}$

$67.$ elseif $($$playerChoiceLet $-$notin $"$R$","$P$","$S$")$

$68.\{$

$69.$ Write$-$Host "Invalid input. Please try again."

$70$

Can you correct my code its not working.