Answer:
import random
playAgain = True;
while playAgain == True:
choice = input("Enter Rock(R), Paper(P), or Scissors(S): ")
computer = random.randint(1, 3)
if computer == 1:
print("Computer played R.")
elif computer == 2:
print("Computer played P.")
else:
print("Computer played S.")
#Winning conditions
if computer == 1 and choice == "R":
print("Computer played Rock.")
print("Tie")
elif computer == 2 and choice == "P":
print("Computer played Paper.")
print("Tie")
elif computer == 3 and choice == "S":
print("Computer played Scissors.")
print("Tie")
elif computer == 1 and choice == "S":
print("Computer played Rock.")
print("You Lose")
elif computer == 2 and choice == "R":
print("Computer played Paper.")
print("You Lose")
elif computer == 3 and choice == "P":
print("Computer played Scissors.")
print("You Lose")
elif computer == 1 and choice == "P":
print("Computer played Rock.")
print("You Win")
elif computer == 2 and choice == "S":
print("Computer played Paper.")
print("You Win")
elif computer == 3 and choice == "R":
print("Computer played Scissor.")
print("You Win")
choice = input("Play Again?")
if(choice == "n"):
playAgain = False
else:
playAgain = True
Step-by-step explanation:
Use a boolen variable and a while loop. The while loop will keep looping until it is false. In this case, I have it set up to keep looping unless the user enters n.
Tip: Make sure that all of the code is indented with the while loop.