Question

The game lets players know whether they have won, lost, or tied a particular game. Modify the game so the players are told the number of games they have won, lost or tied since the start of game play. Implement this change by adding three variables named $wins, $lost, and $ties to the program's Main Script Logic section, assigning each an initial value of 0. Next, modify the analyze_results method by adding programming logic that increments the values of $wins, $lost, and $ties, depending on the results of game play. Lastly, modify the display_results method so that it displays the values of $wins, $lost, and $ties each time it executes. At the end of each round of play, the game analyzes the player's and the computer's input and determines the result. A message is the displayed, informing the player whether the game was won, lost, or tied. It is up to the player, however, to determine how that result was computed, which is done by comparing the player's and the computer's moves, both of which are displayed on the screen, to the game's rules.

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Script Name: RPS_ExerciseE.rb
# Version: 1.0
# Author: x
# Date: x
#
# Description: This Ruby game s a computerized version of the classic
# children’s Rock, Paper, Scissors game, in which the player goes
# head-to-head against the computer.
#
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Define custom classes ---------------------------------------------------

#Define a class representing the console window
class Screen

def cls #Define a method that clears the display area
puts ("\n" * 25) #Scroll the screen 25 times
puts "\a" #Make a little noise to get the player's attention
end
  
def pause #Define a method that pauses the display area
STDIN.gets #Execute the STDIN class's gets method to pause script
#execution until the player presses the enter key
end
  
end

#Define a class representing the Rock, Paper, scissors game
class Game

#This method displays the game's opening message
def display_greeting
  
Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area
  
#Display welcome message
print "\t\t\tLet's Play Rock, Paper, Scissors!" +
"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPress Enter to " +
"continue. "
  
Console_Screen.pause #Pause the game

end

#Define a method to be used to present game instructions
def display_instructions
  
Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area
puts "INSTRUCTIONS:\n\n" #Display a heading

#Display the game's instructions
puts "This game pits the player against the computer. To play, you must"
puts "enter one of the following moves when prompted: Rock, Paper, or"
puts "Scissors.\n\n"
puts "The game will randomly select a move for the computer, and "
puts "the two moves will then be analyzed according to the following"
puts "rules: \n\n"
puts "* Rock crushes Scissors, Rock equals Rock, and Rock is covered by"
puts " Paper.\n\n"
puts "* Paper covers Rock, Paper equals Paper, and Paper is cut by"
puts " Scissors.\n\n"
puts "* Scissors cut Paper, Scissors equals Scissors, and Scissors are"
puts " crushed by Rock.\n\n\n"
puts "Good luck!\n\n\n"
print "Press Enter to continue. "
Console_Screen.pause #Pause the game
  
end

#Define a method to control game play
def play_game

Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area
  
#Call on the method responsible for collecting the player's move
playerMove = get_player_move

#Call on the method responsible for generating the computer's move
computerMove = get_computer_move

#Call on the method responsible for determining the results of the game
result = analyze_results(playerMove, computerMove)
  
#Call on the method responsible for displaying the results of the game
display_results(playerMove, computerMove, result)
  
end

#Define the method responsible for collecting the player's move
def get_player_move

Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

loop do #Loop forever

Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

#Prompt the player to select a move
puts "To make a move, type one of the following and press Enter:\n\n"
print "[Rock(R)] [Paper(P)] [Scissors(S)]:""\a"

@choice = STDIN.gets #Collect the player's answer
@choice.chop! #Remove any extra characters appended to
#the string

#Terminate the loop if valid input was provided
@[email protected]
break if @choice =~ /R|P|S/i

end
  
if @choice == "R" then #if R entered then Rock chosen
  
@choice = "ROCK"
  
elsif @choice == "P" then #if P entered then Paper chosen
  
@choice = "PAPER"
elsif @choice == "S" then #if S entered Scissors chosen
  
@choice = "SCISSORS"
  
end

return@choice
  
end
  
  
#Define the method responsible for making the computer's move
def get_computer_move
  
#Define and array containing a list of three possible moves
moves = ["ROCK", "PAPER", "SCISSORS"]
  
#Generate and return a random number between 0 and 2
randomNo = rand(3)
  
#Return a randomly selected move to the calling statement
return moves[randomNo]
  
end
  
#Define the method responsible for analyzing and returning the result of
#the game (arguments are passed as upper case characters)
def analyze_results(player, computer)
  
#Analyze the results of the game when the player selects ROCK
if player == "ROCK" then
return "Player wins!" if computer == "SCISSORS"
return "Tie!" if computer == "ROCK"   
return "Computer wins!" if computer == "PAPER"
end
  
#Analyze the results of the game when the player selects PAPER
if player == "PAPER" then
return "Player wins!" if computer == "ROCK"
return "Tie!" if computer == "PAPER"   
return "Computer wins!" if computer == "SCISSORS"
end
  
#Analyze the results of the game when the player selects SCISSORS
if player == "SCISSORS" then
return "Player wins!" if computer == "PAPER"
return "Tie!" if computer == "SCISSORS"   
return "Computer wins!" if computer == "ROCK"
end

end

#Define the method responsible for displaying the result of the game
def display_results(player, computer, result)
  
#Display arguments passed to the method using the following template
Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area
puts "\n\n\t\t\tRESULTS:"
puts "\n\n\t\t\t================================"
puts "\n\n\t\t\tPlayer's move: " + player
puts "\n\n\t\t\tComputer's move: " + computer
puts "\n\n\t\t\tResult: " + result
puts "\n\n\t\t\t================================"
puts "\n\n\n\n"
print "Press Enter to continue. ""\a"
Console_Screen.pause #Pause the game
  
end

#This method displays the information about the Rock, Paper,
#Scissors game
def display_credits
  
Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area
  
#Thank the player and display game information
puts "\t Thank you for playing the Rock, Paper, Scissors game.\n\n\n\n"
puts "\n\t\t\t Developed by Jerry Lee Ford, Jr.\n\n"
puts "\t\t\t\t Copyright 2010\n\n"
puts "\t\t\tURL: http://www.tech-publishing.com\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"

end

end

# Main Script Logic -------------------------------------------------------

Console_Screen = Screen.new #Instantiate a new Screen object
RPS = Game.new #Instantiate a new Game object

#Execute the Game class's display_greeting method
RPS.display_greeting

$gameCount = 0
answer = "" #Initialize variable and assign it an empty string

#Loop until the player enters y or n and do not accept any other input
loop do

Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

#Prompt the player for permission to start the game
print "Are you ready to play Rock, Paper, Scissors? (y/n): "

answer = STDIN.gets #Collect the player's answer
answer.chop! #Remove any extra characters appended to the string

#Terminate the loop if valid input was provided
break if answer =~ /y|n/i

end

#Analyze the player's answer
if answer =~ /n/i #See if the player wants to quit

Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

#Invite the player to return and play the game some other time
puts "Okay, perhaps another time.\n\n"

else #The player wants to play the game

#Execute the game class's display_instructions method
RPS.display_instructions

playAgain = ""

loop do #Loop forever
  
#Execute the Game class's play_game method
RPS.play_game

loop do #Loop forever

Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

#Find out if the player wants to play another round
print "Would you like to play again? (y/n): "

playAgain = STDIN.gets #Collect the player's response
playAgain.chop! #Remove any extra characters appended to the string
  
#Terminate the loop if valid input was provided
break if playAgain =~ /n|y/i
  
end
  
#Terminate the loop if valid input was provided
break if playAgain =~ /n/i
  
end
  
#Call upon the Game class's determine_credits method
RPS.display_credits
  
end

Answer 1

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Please use modified code (also highlighted in bold here and with RED in screen shots) as below:

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

#

# Script Name: RPS_ExerciseE.rb

# Version: 1.0

# Author: x

# Date: x

#

# Description: This Ruby game s a computerized version of the classic

# children’s Rock, Paper, Scissors game, in which the player goes

# head-to-head against the computer.

#

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Define custom classes ---------------------------------------------------

#Define a class representing the console window

class Screen

    def cls #Define a method that clears the display area

        puts ("\n" * 25) #Scroll the screen 25 times

        puts "\a" #Make a little noise to get the player's attention

    end

    def pause #Define a method that pauses the display area

        STDIN.gets #Execute the STDIN class's gets method to pause script

        #execution until the player presses the enter key

    end

end

#Define a class representing the Rock, Paper, scissors game

class Game

    #This method displays the game's opening message

    def display_greeting

        Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

        #Display welcome message

        print "\t\t\tLet's Play Rock, Paper, Scissors!" +

        "\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPress Enter to " +

        "continue. "

        Console_Screen.pause #Pause the game

    end

    #Define a method to be used to present game instructions

    def display_instructions

        Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

        puts "INSTRUCTIONS:\n\n" #Display a heading

       

        #Display the game's instructions

        puts "This game pits the player against the computer. To play, you must"

        puts "enter one of the following moves when prompted: Rock, Paper, or"

        puts "Scissors.\n\n"

        puts "The game will randomly select a move for the computer, and "

        puts "the two moves will then be analyzed according to the following"

        puts "rules: \n\n"

        puts "* Rock crushes Scissors, Rock equals Rock, and Rock is covered by"

        puts " Paper.\n\n"

        puts "* Paper covers Rock, Paper equals Paper, and Paper is cut by"

        puts " Scissors.\n\n"

        puts "* Scissors cut Paper, Scissors equals Scissors, and Scissors are"

        puts " crushed by Rock.\n\n\n"

        puts "Good luck!\n\n\n"

        print "Press Enter to continue. "

        Console_Screen.pause #Pause the game

    end

    #Define a method to control game play

    def play_game

        Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

         

        #Call on the method responsible for collecting the player's move

        playerMove = get_player_move

       

        #Call on the method responsible for generating the computer's move

        computerMove = get_computer_move

       

        #Call on the method responsible for determining the results of the game

        result = analyze_results(playerMove, computerMove)

         

        #Call on the method responsible for displaying the results of the game

        display_results(playerMove, computerMove, result)

    end

    #Define the method responsible for collecting the player's move

    def get_player_move

   

        Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

       

        loop do #Loop forever

       

        Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

       

        #Prompt the player to select a move

        puts "To make a move, type one of the following and press Enter:\n\n"

        print "[Rock(R)] [Paper(P)] [Scissors(S)]:""\a"

       

        @choice = STDIN.gets #Collect the player's answer

        @choice.chop! #Remove any extra characters appended to

        #the string

       

        #Terminate the loop if valid input was provided

        @[email protected]

        break if @choice =~ /R|P|S/i

              end

        if @choice == "R" then #if R entered then Rock chosen

         

            @choice = "ROCK"

         

        elsif @choice == "P" then #if P entered then Paper chosen

         

            @choice = "PAPER"

        elsif @choice == "S" then #if S entered Scissors chosen

         

            @choice = "SCISSORS"

  

        end

        return@choice

    end

    #Define the method responsible for making the computer's move

    def get_computer_move

        #Define and array containing a list of three possible moves

        moves = ["ROCK", "PAPER", "SCISSORS"]

         

        #Generate and return a random number between 0 and 2

        randomNo = rand(3)

         

        #Return a randomly selected move to the calling statement

        return moves[randomNo]

    end

    #Define the method responsible for analyzing and returning the result of

    #the game (arguments are passed as upper case characters)

    def analyze_results(player, computer)

        #Analyze the results of the game when the player selects ROCK

      if player == "ROCK" then

            if computer == "SCISSORS" then

                $wins = $wins +1

                return "Player wins!"

            end

            if computer == "ROCK" then

                $ties = $ties +1

                return "Tie!"

            end

            if computer == "PAPER" then

                $lost = $lost +1

                return "Computer wins!"

            end

        end

        #Analyze the results of the game when the player selects PAPER

        if player == "PAPER" then

            if computer == "ROCK" then

               $wins = $wins +1

               return "Player wins!"

            end

            if computer == "PAPER" then

                $ties = $ties +1

                return "Tie!"

            end

            if computer == "SCISSORS" then

               $lost = $lost +1

                return "Computer wins!"

            end

        end

        #Analyze the results of the game when the player selects SCISSORS

        if player == "SCISSORS" then

            if computer == "PAPER" then

               $wins = $wins +1

                return "Player wins!"

            end

            if computer == "SCISSORS" then

                $ties = $ties +1

                return "Tie!"   

            end

            if computer == "ROCK" then

                $lost = $lost +1

                return "Computer wins!"

            end

           

        end

    end

    #Define the method responsible for displaying the result of the game

    def display_results(player, computer, result)

        #Display arguments passed to the method using the following template

        Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

        puts "\n\n\t\t\tRESULTS:"

        puts "\n\n\t\t\t================================"

        puts "\n\n\t\t\tPlayer's move: " + player

        puts "\n\n\t\t\tComputer's move: " + computer

        puts "\n\n\t\t\tResult: " + result

        puts "\n\n\t\t\tNo of Wins: #{$wins}"

        puts "\n\n\t\t\tNo of Lost: #{$lost}"

        puts "\n\n\t\t\tNo of Ties: #{$ties}"

        puts "\n\n\t\t\t================================"

        puts "\n\n\n\n"

        print "Press Enter to continue. ""\a"

        Console_Screen.pause #Pause the game

    end

    #This method displays the information about the Rock, Paper,

    #Scissors game

    def display_credits

    Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

     

    #Thank the player and display game information

    puts "\t Thank you for playing the Rock, Paper, Scissors game.\n\n\n\n"

    puts "\n\t\t\t Developed by Jerry Lee Ford, Jr.\n\n"

    puts "\t\t\t\t Copyright 2010\n\n"

    puts "\t\t\tURL: http://www.tech-publishing.com\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"

    end

end

# Main Script Logic -------------------------------------------------------

#added variables for wins, ties and lost

$wins = 0

$lost = 0

$ties = 0

Console_Screen = Screen.new #Instantiate a new Screen object

RPS = Game.new #Instantiate a new Game object

#Execute the Game class's display_greeting method

RPS.display_greeting

$gameCount = 0

answer = "" #Initialize variable and assign it an empty string

#Loop until the player enters y or n and do not accept any other input

loop do

Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

#Prompt the player for permission to start the game

print "Are you ready to play Rock, Paper, Scissors? (y/n): "

answer = STDIN.gets #Collect the player's answer

answer.chop! #Remove any extra characters appended to the string

#Terminate the loop if valid input was provided

break if answer =~ /y|n/i

end

#Analyze the player's answer

if answer =~ /n/i #See if the player wants to quit

Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

#Invite the player to return and play the game some other time

puts "Okay, perhaps another time.\n\n"

else #The player wants to play the game

#Execute the game class's display_instructions method

RPS.display_instructions

playAgain = ""

loop do #Loop forever

#Execute the Game class's play_game method

RPS.play_game

loop do #Loop forever

Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area

#Find out if the player wants to play another round

print "Would you like to play again? (y/n): "

playAgain = STDIN.gets #Collect the player's response

playAgain.chop! #Remove any extra characters appended to the string

#Terminate the loop if valid input was provided

break if playAgain =~ /n|y/i

end

#Terminate the loop if valid input was provided

break if playAgain =~ /n/i

end

#Call upon the Game class's determine_credits method

RPS.display_credits

End

=========screen shot of the code==============

main.ro #---------------- # 1 2 3 # Script Name: RPS_ExerciseE.rb 4 # Version: 1.0 5 # Author: x 6 # Date: x 7 # Description: This Ruby game s a computerized version of the classic 9 # children's Rock, Paper, Scissors game, in which the player goes # head-to-head against the computer. 15 # Define custom classes -------- 16 17 #Define a class representing the console window 18 class Screen def cls #Define a method that clears the display area puts ("\n" * 25) #Scroll the screen 25 times puts "\a" #Make a little noise to get the player's attention end def pause #Define a method that pauses the display area STDIN. gets #Execute the STDIN class's gets method to pause script #execution until the player presses the enter key end end #Define a class representing the Rock, Paper, scissors game 33 class Game #This method displays the game's opening message def display_greeting Console_Screen.cls #clear the display area #Display welcome message print "\t\t\tLet's Play Rock, Paper, Scissors!" + "\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPress Enter to " + "continue. Console_Screen.pause #Pause the game end #Define a method to be used to present game instructions def display_instructions Console_Screen.cls #clear the display area puts "INSTRUCTIONS:\n\n" #Display a heading

main.rb puts "INSTRUCTIONS:\n\n" #Display a heading #Display the game's instructions puts "This game pits the player against the computer. To play, you must" puts "enter one of the following moves when prompted: Rock, Paper, or " puts "Scissors.\n\n" puts "The game will randomly select a move for the computer, and puts "the two moves will then be analyzed according to the following" puts "rules: \n\n" puts "* Rock crushes Scissors, Rock equals Rock, and Rock is covered by", puts " Paper.\n\n" puts "* Paper covers Rock, Paper equals Paper, and Paper is cut by" puts " Scissors.\n\n" puts "* Scissors cut Paper, Scissors equals Scissors, and Scissors are", puts " crushed by Rock.\n\n\n" puts "Good luck!\n\n\n" print "Press Enter to continue. " Console_Screen.pause #Pause the game end #Define a method to control game play def play game Console_Screen.cls #clear the display area #Call on the method responsible for collecting the player's move playerMove = get_player_move #Call on the method responsible for generating the computer's move computerMove = get_computer_move #Call on the method responsible for determining the results of the game result = analyze_results(playerMove, computerMove) #Call on the method responsible for displaying the results of the game display_results(playerMove, computerMove, result) end #Define the method responsible for collecting the player's move def get_player_move Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area loop do #Loop forever Console_Screen.cls #clear the display area 100 101 102 103 #Prompt the player to select a move puts "To make a move, type one of the following and press Enter:\n\n", print "[Rock(R)] [Paper(P)] [Scissors(S)]:"\a" 104 105 106 Achoice - STDTN Collect the slaven's

main.rb print "[Rock(R)] [Paper(P)] [Scissors(S)]:""\a" @choice = STDIN. gets #Collect the player's answer @choice.chop! #Remove any extra characters appended to #the string 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 #Terminate the Loop if valid input was provided @choice @choice.upcase break if @choice =- /R|P|S/i end 115 if @choice == "R" then #if R entered then Rock chosen 116 117 118 119 120 @choice = "ROCK" elsif @choice == "p" then #if P entered then Paper chosen 121 122 123 @choice = "PAPER" elsif @choice == "S" then #if s entered Scissors chosen 124 125 126 @choice = "SCISSORS" 127 128 end return@choice end #Define the method responsible for making the computer's move def get_computer_move #Define and array containing a list of three possible moves moves = ["ROCK", "PAPER", "SCISSORS" 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 and 2 #Generate and return a random number between randomNo = rand(3) #Return a randomly selected move to the calling statement return moves[randomNo] end #Define the method responsible for analyzing and returning the result of #the game (arguments are passed as upper case characters) def analyze_results(player, computer) 151 152 153 154 155 156 #Analyze the results of the game when the player selects ROCK if player == "ROCK" then if computer == "SCISSORS" then $wins = $wins +1 return "Player wins!"

main.rb #Define the method responsible for analyzing and returning the result of #the game (arguments are passed as upper case characters) def analyze_results(player, computer) #Analyze the results of the game when the player selects ROCK if player == "ROCK" then if computer == "SCISSORS" then $wins = $wins +1 return "Player wins!" end if computer == "ROCK" then $ties = $ties +1 return "Tie!" end if computer == "PAPER" then $lost = $lost +1 return "Computer wins!" end end 147 148 - 149 150 151 152 153 154 - 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179- 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 #Analyze the results of the game when the player selects PAPER if player == "PAPER" then if computer == "ROCK" then $wins = $wins +1 return "Player wins!" end if computer == "PAPER" then $ties = $ties +1 return "Tie!" end if computer == "SCISSORS" then $lost = $lost +1 return "Computer wins!" end end 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 #Analyze the results of the game when the player selects SCISSORS if player == "SCISSORS" then if computer == "PAPER" then $wins = $wins +1 return "Player wins!" end if computer == "SCISSORS" then $ties = $ties +1 return "Tie!" end if computer == "ROCK" then $lost = $lost +1 return "Computer wins!" end end

#Dejine the method responsible for displaying the result of the game def display_results(player, computer, result) main.rb 205 204 - 205 206 207 208 #Display arguments passed to the method using the following template Console_Screen.cls #clear the display area puts "\n\n\t\t\tRESULTS:" puts "\n\n\t\t\t======= puts "\n\n\t\t\tPlayer's move: " + player puts "\n\n\t\t\tComputer's move: " + computer puts "\n\n\t\t\tResult: " + result puts "\n\n\t\t\tNo of Wins: #{$wins" puts "\n\n\t\t\t No of Lost: #{$lost" puts "\n\n\t\t\tNo of Ties: #{$ties}", puts "\n\n\t\t\t==== puts "\n\n\n\n" print "Press Enter to continue. " a" Console_Screen.pause #Pause the game end 221 222 223- 224 225 226 227 228 229 #This method displays the information about the Rock, Paper, #Scissors game def display_credits Console_Screen.cls #clear the display area 230 231 #Thank the player and display game information puts "\t Thank you for playing the Rock, Paper, Scissors game. In\n\n\n", puts "\n\t\t\t Developed by Jerry Lee Ford, Jr.\n\n" puts "\t\t\t\t Copyright 2010\n\n" puts "\t\t\tURL: http://www.tech-publishing.com\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n", WN end 237 end 238 239 240 # Main Script Logic ----- 241 $wins = 0 242 $lost = 0 243 $ties = 0 244 Console Screen = Screen.new #Instantiate a new Screen object 245 RPS = Game.new #Instantiate a new Game object 246 247 #Execute the Game class's displaygreeting method 248 RPS.display_greeting 249 250 $gameCount = 0 251 answer = "" #Initialize variable and assign it an empty string 252 253 #Loop until the player enters y or n and do not accept any other input 254 loop do 255 256 Console Screen.cls #Clear the display area

main.rb 240 # mal scrup Log ---- 241 $wins = 0 242 $lost = 0 243 $ties = 0 244 Console Screen = Screen.new #Instantiate a new Screen object RPS = Game.new #Instantiate a new Game object 246 247 #Execute the Game class's display_greeting method RPS.display_greeting 249 250 $gameCount = 0 251 answer = **** #Initialize variable and assign it an empty string 252 253 #Loop until the player enters y or n and do not accept any other input 254 loop do 255 256 Console Screen.cls #Clear the display area 257 258 #Prompt the player for permission to start the game 259 print "Are you ready to play Rock, Paper, Scissors? (y/n): " 260 261 answer = STDIN. gets #Collect the player's answer 262 answer. chop! #Remove any extra characters appended to the string 263 264 #Terminate the Loop if valid input was provided 265 break if answer /yIn/i 266 267 end 268 269 #Analyze the player's answer 270 if answer = /n/i #See if the player wants to quit 271 272 Console_Screen.cls #clear the display area 273 274 #Invite the player to return and play the game some other time 275 puts "Okay, perhaps another time.\n\n" 276 277 else #The player wants to play the game 278 279 #Execute the game class's display_instructions method 280 RPS.display_instructions 281 282 playAgain = "" 283 284 loop do #Loop forever 285 #Execute the Game class's play_game method RPS.play_game 287 RPS 288 289 loop do #Loop forever 290 291 Console_Screen.cls #Clear the display area 292 293 #Find out if the player wants to play another round 294 print "Would you like to play again? (y/n): " 295 296 playAgain = STDIN. gets #Collect the player's response 297 plavAgain.chop! #Remove any extra characters appended to the string 298 299 #Terminate the Loop if valid input was provided 300 break if playAgain = /ny/i 301 302 end 303 304 #Terminate the Loop if valid input was provided 305 break if playAgain =- /n/i 306 307 end 308 309 #Call upon the Game class's determine_credits method 310 RPS.display_credits 311 312 end

Output:

input Let's Play Rock, Paper, Scissors! Press Enter to continue.

ve input Are you ready to play Rock, Paper, Scissors? (y/n): y

input INSTRUCTIONS: This game pits the player against the computer. To play, you must enter one of the following moves when prompted: Rock, Paper, or Scissors. The game will randomly select a move for the computer, and the two moves will then be analyzed according to the following rules: * Rock crushes Scissors, Rock equals Rock, and Rock is covered by Paper. * Paper covers Rock, Paper equals Paper, and Paper is cut by Scissors. * Scissors cut Paper, Scissors equals Scissors, and Scissors are crushed by Rock. Good luck! Press Enter to continue. I

input To make a move, type one of the following and press Enter: [Rock (R)] [Paper (P)] [Scissors (S)]:R

input RESULTS: Player's move: ROCK Computer's move: SCISSORS Result: Player wins! No of Wins: 1 No of Lost: 0 No of Ties: 0 Press Enter to continue.

Press Enter to continue. Would you like to play again? (y/n): Y

To make a move, type one of the following and press Enter: [Rock (R)] [Paper (P)] [Scissors (S)]:P

input RESULTS: ============================ Player's move: PAPER Computer's move: PAPER Result: Tie! No of Wins: 1 No of Lost: 0 No of Ties: 1 Press Enter to continue.

Press Enter to continue. Would you like to play again? (y/n): Y

vig To make a move, type one of the following and press Enter: [Rock (R)] [Paper (P)] [Scissors (S)]:s

RESULTS: Player's move: SCISSORS Computer's move: SCISSORS Result: Tie! No of Wins: 1 No of Lost: 0 No of Ties: 2 Press Enter to continue.

vis input Press Enter to continue. Would you like to play again? (y/n): n

Thank you for playing the Rock, Paper, Scissors game. Developed by Jerry Lee Ford, Jr. Copyright 2010 URL: http://www.tech-publishing.com ... Program finished with exit code o Press ENTER to exit console.