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Moises Miguel
5,028 PointsCan you guys help me work out the bugs in this project?
If i pick rock, paper or scissors the random_choice does not change. It keeps giving me back the same answer. How do i change that? also it does not record the wins, loses and draws
1 Answer

Henrik Christensen
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 38,322 PointsHi,
I just started myself so I'm not an expert at all, but I noticed something that might help:
I added continue after every wins, losses, draws because that might throw you back up to the start letting you choose another action + it should store the points (I hope). Also instead of calling the elif player == 'q' multiple places maybe try do something like this:
if player == 'r':
if random_choice == 'r':
print('I chose {}, we tied'.format(random_choice))
Draws += 1
continue
elif random_choice == 'p':
print('I chose {}, You lose!'.format(random_choice))
Loses +=1
continue
else:
print('I chose {}, You win'.format(random_choice))
Wins +=1
continue
elif player == 'p':
if random_choice == 'r':
print('I chose {}, You Win'.format(random_choice))
Wins +=1
continue
elif random_choice == 'p':
print('I chose {}, We tied'.format(random_choice))
Draws += 1
continue
else :
print('I chose {}, You lose'.format(random_choice))
Loses +=1
continue
elif player == 's':
if random_choice == 'r':
print('I chose {}, You lose'.format(random_choice))
Loses +=1
continue
elif random_choice == 'p':
print('I chose {}, You win!'.format(random_choice))
Wins +=1
continue
else:
print('I chose {}, We tied'.format(random_choice))
Draws += 1
continue
elif player == 'q':
break
print('Wins: {}, Loses: {}, Draws {}'.format(Wins, Loses, Draws))
Please let me know if it helped or not :-)