def play_match():
# Call rps.ask_instructions() to see if player wants instructions
rps.ask_instructions()
# Call rps.get_name() to get a string of the players name
# Be sure to save return value, i.e. player_name = rps.get_name()
player_name = ""
# Call rps.get_num_play to get the number of games to play
# Be sure to save return value, i.e. num_times = rps.get_num_play()
num_times = 0
# Use these variables to keep track of who won
ties = 0
player_wins = 0
computer_wins = 0
# Use a while or for loop to call play_game the correct amount of times
count = 0
while count < num_times:
game_winner = play_game(player_name)
# Now use an if statement to increment total for winner
if game_winner == "Player":
player_wins += 1
if game_winner = "Computer" :
computer_wins += 1
if game_winner = "Tie":
ties += 1
# i.e. will increment either ties, player_wins, or computer_winds
count = count + 1
# Call make_graph using the variables for win counts above.
make_graph(player_name, player_wins, computer_wins, ties)
# Create a graph as we did in the previous lab
def make_graph(name, player_wins, comp_wins, ties):
print "Not implemented yet"
def play_match():
rps.ask_instructions()
player_name = rps.get_name()
num_times = rps.get_num_play()
# Use these variables to keep track of who won
ties = 0
player_wins = 0
computer_wins = 0
# Use a while or for loop to call play_game the correct amount of times
count = 0
while count < num_times:
game_winner = play_game(player_name)
# Now use an if statement to increment total for winner
# i.e. will increment either ties, player_wins, or computer_winds
count = count + 1
# Call make_graph using the variables for win counts above.
make_graph(player_name, player_wins, computer_wins, ties)
def play_match():
rps.ask_instructions()
# Call rps.ask_instructions() to see if player wants instructions
# Call rps.get_name() to get a string of the players name
# Be sure to save return value, i.e. player_name = rps.get_name()
player_name = rps.get_name()
# Call rps.get_num_play to get the number of games to play
# Be sure to save return value, i.e. num_times = rps.get_num_play()
num_times = rps.get_num_play()
num_times = int(num_times)
# Use these variables to keep track of who won
ties = 0
player_wins = 0
computer_wins = 0
# Use a while or for loop to call play_game the correct amount of times
count = 0
game_winner = ""
while count < num_times:
count = count + 1
game_winner = play_game(player_name)
if (game_winner == "Player"):
player_wins = player_wins + 1
elif (game_winner == "Computer"):
computer_wins = computer_wins + 1
else:
ties = ties + 1
# Now use an if statement to increment total for winner
# i.e. will increment either ties, player_wins, or computer_wins
# Call make_graph using the variables for win counts above.
make_graph(player_name, player_wins, computer_wins, ties)
