Stefan Evans wrote:
As each game is played, you should keep track of how many games have been won by the computer, and how many by the player (some more variables for you to keep track of)
zap zodiberg wrote:The user/player will need to be presented a way to enter his/her item choice. Utilizing a simple JOptionPane GUI interface is required...
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Piet Souris wrote:
Beginner, don't be a Beginner!
And I doubt the educational validity of that.
Piet Souris wrote:Hmm... someone's given a thumb up, but I'm not sure. The advice boils down to:
Beginner, don't be a Beginner!
And I doubt the educational validity of that.
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Junilu Lacar wrote:
Stefan Evans wrote:
As each game is played, you should keep track of how many games have been won by the computer, and how many by the player (some more variables for you to keep track of)
He certainly could but not necessarily should; that's just a nice touch.
When the round winner is selected, output a brief message as to who won and the game choices that were made. In addition, increment the appropriate score: user or computer.
Stefan Evans wrote:
Actually I read it as one of the requirements.
When the round winner is selected, output a brief message as to who won and the game choices that were made. In addition, increment the appropriate score: user or computer.
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