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A simple program that takes a list of actions (say [ROCK, PAPER, SCI

A simple program that takes a list of actions (say [ROCK, PAPER, SCI

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A simple program that takes a list of actions (say [ROCK,

PAPER, SCISSORS] or [BIRD, TIGER, WHALE, KITTEN,

MOUSE] ) that plays like rock, paper, scissors where each

option is beaten by some and beats some consistently.

The program should ask the user for a selection and have

the computer randomly pick one. Then it should determine

the winner. For the above question I want to see how you

tackle problems and possibly how you write code. I\'m

looking for an explanation, high-level, of how solution

program might work to tackle these problems. If you want

to write a outline explanation, that\'s great. If you want to

write some pseudo-code to answer the problems, that\'s

awesome too. If writing full-fledged C++, C# or Java is

easier for you, by all means, please write it all out. We are

interested in how you apply problem solving thinking to

these.

Solution

/* C++ code for playinmg a game of rock paper scissors

between player and computer */

#include <iostream>

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <stdio.h>

#include <time.h>

#include <string>

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using namespace std;

int main()

{

// variable to count how many times computer and player

won and display at the end the ties as well

int player = 0;

int computer = 0;

int tie = 0;

char playagain;

while(true)

{

// variables for user choice and computer choice

int userChoice;

int computerChoice;

// taking input from user

cout << \"\ 1.Rock\ 2.Paper\ 3.Scissors\ \" << endl;

cout << \"Enter your choice: \";

cin >> userChoice;

if(userChoice == 1)

cout << \"You chose: \" << \"Rock\" << endl;

else if(userChoice == 2)

cout << \"You chose: \" << \"Paper\" << endl;

else if(userChoice == 3)

cout << \"You chose: \" << \"Scissors\" << endl;

srand(time(NULL));

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A simple program that takes a list of actions (say [ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS] or [BIRD, TIGER, WHALE, KITTEN, MOUSE] ) that plays like rock, paper, scissors where each option is beaten by some and beats some consistently. The program should ask the user for a selection and have the computer randomly pick one. Then it should determine the winner. For the above question I want to see how you tackle problems and possibly how you write code. I \'m looking for an explanation, high-level, of how solution program might work to tackle these problems. If you want to write a outline explanation, that \'s great. If you want to write some pseudo-code to answer the problems, that \'s awesome too. If writing full-fledged C++, C# or Java is easier for you, by all means, ple ase write it all out. We are interested in how you apply problem solving thinking to these. Solution /* C++ code for playinmg a game of rock paper scissors between player and computer */ #include #include #include #include #include using namespace std; int main() { // variable to count how many times computer and player won and display at the end the ties as well int player = 0; int computer = 0; int tie = 0; char playagain; while(true) { // variables for user choice and computer choice int userChoice; int computerChoice; // taking input from user cout ...
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