Rock Paper Scissor Python

What is the purpose of the random.choice() function in the Rock-Paper-Scissors game?

• It selects a random number between 1 and 10.

• It randomly selects one option from a list of possible choices.

• It sorts the list of choices in random order.

• It allows the user to choose a random option.

Which of the following condition checks if the user's guess equals the computer's choice?

• if user_guess = computer_choice:

• if user_guess == computer_choice:

• if user_guess != computer_choice:

• if user_guess > computer_choice:

In a Rock-Paper-Scissors game, which condition correctly checks if 'rock' beats 'scissors'?

• if user_choice == 'rock' and computer_choice == 'scissors':

• if user_choice == 'scissors' and computer_choice == 'rock':

• if user_choice == 'rock' or computer_choice == 'scissors':

• if user_choice == 'scissors' or computer_choice == 'rock':

What is the correct way to write a loop that continues asking the user for input until they type 'quit'?

• while user_input = 'quit':

• while user_input != 'quit':

• if user_input == 'quit':

• if user_input != 'quit':

How would you modify the game to track how many times the user has won?

• Add a counter variable and increment it inside the condition where the user wins.

• Use a list to store all the user's wins.

• Use the random module to generate a win count.

• Modify the input() function to count wins.

What is the purpose of a while loop in the Rock-Paper-Scissors game?

• To generate a random number for the computer's choice.

• To repeatedly ask the user for input until a condition is met.

• To decide the winner of the game.

• To handle invalid inputs from the user.

What happens if the user input in the Rock-Paper-Scissors game is invalid (e.g., not 'rock', 'paper', or 'scissors')?

• The program continues and makes a random guess.

• The program prints 'Invalid input' and asks again.

• The game ends immediately.

• The program ignores the input and defaults to 'rock'.

Which of the following is NOT a valid way to implement a Rock-Paper-Scissors game?

• Using if-elif-else statements to check the user's and computer's choices.

• Using while True: to run the game continuously until the user quits.

• Using random.randint(1,3) to randomly choose rock, paper, or scissors for the computer.

• Using print() to determine who wins the game.

If you want the game to stop automatically when the user types 'quit', what change should you make in the program?

• Change the game to run only once.

• Use an if statement to check if the input is 'quit' and then break the loop.

• Set the random seed to stop the loop.

• Modify the print() function to break the loop when 'quit' is entered.

What is the best way to compare two strings for equality in Python, such as checking if the user's input equals 'rock'?

• if user_input = 'rock':

• if user_input === 'rock':

• if user_input == 'rock':

• if user_input != 'rock':