Rock, Paper, Sciccors
This is one of my first C-based projects that I created during my time in ICS 212. My interactive text-based game for rock paper scissors used user inputs, random generation, & score keeping. Calling on CompTurn() and the while statement allows for the game’s functionality. While the player makes decisions based off the printInstruct() function.
Throughout a series of choices & turns, the tallied and scored total was computed from the calcWinner(comp, user) function. Resulting in the output of the winner being ‘u’ for user, ‘c’ for computer, & ‘t’ for tie. Otherwise, the program would determine that the user misrepresented or mistyped their response, and the console would allow for entering another value.
Below is a code segment from my project:
void printInstruct(void);
int CompTurn(void);
int calcWinner(int, int);
int main(void){
//random seeding
srand(time(NULL));
char user = 'a';
int comp;
int input = 0;
int winner;
int userScore = 0, compScore = 0, tieScore = 0;
while(user != EOF){
printInstruct();
user = getchar();
if (user != EOF){
getchar();
printf("User entered %c\n", user);
comp = CompTurn();
printf("Computer Chose %c\n", comp);
winner = calcWinner(comp, user);
while (input > 0){
if (winner == 'u'){
userScore++;
} else if (winner == 'c') {
compScore++;
printf("You have chosen to quit\n");
} else if (winner == 't') {
tieScore++;
} else {
printf("Invalide option");
}
}
printf("Got %c\n", winner);
} else {
printf("You have chosen to quit\n");
printf("thank you for playing\n");
printf("Here is the total score\n");
printf("Computer wins: %c\n", compScore);
printf("user wins: %c\n", userScore);
printf("ties: %c\n", tieScore);
}
}
return 0;
}