06 - 04 - Roshambo!

[AbeEveland]

Create a Roshambo (Rock-Paper-Scissors) game.

Objectives

• Work with JavaScript and the DOM
• Practice conditional logic

Background

See the Wikipedia page about Rock, Paper, Scissors

How to get started

• Get familiar with rock, paper, scissors if you haven't played before (or in a while)
• Draw out on paper/whiteboard/computer the rough design of your application
  • See Explorer Mode for the UI requirements
• Start by placing all the HTML elements on the page
• Style the user interface
• Write out in English, ALL the steps the application needs to take
  • For example "When user one clicks on Rock, remember that user one chooses Rock"

Explorer Mode

Part 1

NOTE: Complete part 1 before moving on to part 2

• [ ] There should be three buttons for Player One: Rock, Paper, Scissors
• [ ] There should be three buttons for Player Two: Rock, Paper, Scissors
• [ ] Player One should be able to select their throw
• [ ] Player Two should be able to select their throw
• [ ] After both players make their selection, I should be told who won and the game should be over.

Part 2

• [ ] You have heard about Rock, Paper, Scissors, but have you tried Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock? Modify your game to allow the extra options!
• [ ] Have fun with the CSS by adding colors, animations, and effects to make the game more enjoyable

Part 3

• [ ] Find at least THREE codewar you have not completed from our daily warmups and complete them. If you don't have THREE incomplete codewar warmups, find some new ones to tackle. I encourage for those who want an extra level of challenge, just let me know which codewar you are solving.
• [ ] For each, copy your solution into a gist: See https://gist.gitub.com and include those links in your homework comment.

Adventure Mode

• [ ] Your game is currently only 1 vs 1, add the ability to add more computer or users players to the game

[AbeEveland]

using System;

public class Kata { public static int Opposite( int number) { return -number;

    }
}

[AbeEveland]

using System; using System.Linq;

public class Kata { public static int PositiveSum(int[] arr) {

return arr.Where(x => x > 0).Sum();

} }

[AbeEveland]

using System;

public static class Kata { public static int summation(int num) { return num*(num+1)/2; } }

[AbeEveland]

https://github.com/AbeEveland/roshambo

[AbeEveland]

https://github.com/AbeEveland/roshambo

[AbeEveland]

Your homework 06 - 04 - Roshambo! was marked: Meets Expectations

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[gstark]

Great work!