I have to make a rock paper scissors game but it the if statements wont work when I try to convert the input into string with str(.....)
I used integers here to make sure the code works fine otherwise but it just wont work with strings.
I'm also having trouble with making the input underlined when I run this code, how does one do that?
player_1 = str(input("Enter Player 1 choice (R, P, or S): "))
player_2 = str(input("Enter Player 2 choice (R, P, or S): "))
if player_1 == S and player_2 == S:
print("A tie!")
elif player_1 == R and player_2 == R:
print("A tie!")
elif player_1 == P and player_2 == P:
print("A tie!")
elif player_1 == R and player_2 == 2:
print("Rock beats scissors! Player 1 wins.")
elif player_1 == S and player_2 == R:
print("Rock beats scissors! Player 2 wins.")
elif player_1 == 9 and player_2 == R:
print("Paper beats rock! Player 1 wins.")
elif player_1 == R and player_2 == P:
print("Paper beats rock! Player 2 wins.")
elif player_1 == S and player_2 == P:
print("Scissors beat paper! player 1 wins.")
elif player_1 == P and player_2 == S:
print("Scissors beat paper! player 2 wins.")
I get this error every time I run the code:
Enter Player 1 choice (R, P, or S): S
Enter Player 2 choice (R, P, or S): S
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "D:\CP 104\**********\src\t03.py", line 16, in <module>
if player_1 == S and player_2 == S:
NameError: name 'S' is not defined
What am I doing wrong?
For each of your cases, you are checking the value of a variable against a string. The string for each of them can be "R", "S", or "P", and in your if statements, you should write them as such
for example
if player_1 == "S" and player_2 == "S":
and so on.
and as @jedwards said, you are using python3, and the input() returns a string, so the str() wrapper in your first and second lines are not needed
you can simply say
player_1 = input("Enter Player 1 choice (R, P, or S): ")
player_2 = input("Enter Player 1 choice (R, P, or S): ")