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EI E 237 Assignment 4: Python Program Due September 18, 2018 Description For this assignment, you will practice several basic Python programming skillis by writing a simple Python 3 program. This program will implement a text-based, 2-player rock-paper-scissors game (if you are unfamiliar with rock-paper-scissors, check out the Wikipedia article The program should give some brief instructions to the players. Next, it should prompt player for a choice, then prompt player 2 for a choice. If a player inputs something that isn't atn available choice, the program should not accept it and prompt the player to make another choice. It should repeat this process until one player has won 3 times. It should then congratulate the winning player on their victory and list each play they made throughout game, in order. This program will naturally require several fundamental programming con to be used. I will check for several specific concept s, listed in the next section cepts There is no minimum or maximum code length requirement for this project Please try to be concise, but also make sure the program does everything it needs to do. Also, please be sure to test your program with various scenarios to make sure each part of the description above is satisfied This is an individual assignment. That is, each person should turn in a separate program Concepts Your program must include at least one instance of the following Python features. Each feature should be used in such a way that it is essential to the program. That is, if it were to be removed, the program would not work correctly . The print function . The input function Python lists . An if conditional . A while loop A 'for' loop What to turn in For this assignment, please submit your Python (py) file.If Blackboard will not let you submit the file directly, please submit it within a zip file. The rubric is on the following page

Answer 1

Implemented the code as per the requirement. As python is tab specific, you may not get the formatted text while copying the code,
so I'm attaching the screenshots of the code for reference. Please make sure when you are executing the below code you have same format, especially tabs.

Please comment if any modification required.

Code:

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print("Welcome to Rock-Paper-Scissors game!!!")
print("Instructions\nEach player should enter a choices from r,p and s where r for rock, p for paper and s for scissors.")
print("Other than these choices will lead for another prompt for the input")
print("Winning combinations: r & p - rock wins, p & s - s wins, r & s - s wiins")
print("Let's start the game..")

counter1 = 0
counter2 = 0
player1_game=[]
player2_game=[]
while(1):
inp1 = ' '
inp2 = ' '
while(1):
inp1 = input("\nPlayer1, Enter an input: ").rstrip()
if(inp1!='r' and inp1!='s' and inp1!='p'):
print("Invalid input. Please try again..")
continue
player1_game.append(inp1)
break
while(1):
inp2 = input("\nPlayer2, Enter an input: ").rstrip()
if(inp2!='r' and inp2!='s' and inp2!='p'):
print("Invalid input. Please try again..")
continue
player2_game.append(inp2)
break
if(inp1==inp2):
print("Inputs should be different")
continue
  
if(inp1=='r'):
if(inp2=='s'):
counter1+=1
else:
counter2+=1
elif(inp1=='s'):
if(inp2=='r'):
counter2+=1
else:
counter1+=1
elif(inp1=='p'):
if(inp2=='r'):
counter1+=1
else:
counter2+=1
  
if(counter1==3):
print("Player1 won the game")
break
elif(counter2==3):
print("Player2 won the game")
break
  
print("\nGame entries..")
for i in range(len(player1_game)):
print(player1_game[i]+" "+player2_game[i])

Code screenshots:

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Output:

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