[GSSoC'23] Rock-Paper-Scissors Game using Turtle

[avantika0001]

Aim

• Using a simple library, i.e. Turtle I will develop the game of rock paper scissors with a simple but engaging interface

Details

• This will contain images for computer as well as the player's choice for rock, paper and scissors!
• It also displays user's and computer's score
• Can you please assign me this issue under GSSoC'23?

[ShreeparnaDhara]

Here's an example of a Rock, Paper, Scissors game implemented using the Turtle graphics library in Python: import turtle import random

Initialize the Turtle screen

screen = turtle.Screen() screen.title("Rock, Paper, Scissors") screen.bgcolor("white")

Create the player's turtle

player_turtle = turtle.Turtle() player_turtle.color("blue") player_turtle.shape("turtle") player_turtle.penup() player_turtle.goto(-100, 0)

Create the computer's turtle

computer_turtle = turtle.Turtle() computer_turtle.color("red") computer_turtle.shape("turtle") computer_turtle.penup() computer_turtle.goto(100, 0)

Define the game logic

def play_game():

Prompt the player to choose

player_choice = screen.textinput("Rock, Paper, Scissors", "Choose: rock, paper, or scissors").lower()

# Generate a random choice for the computer
choices = ["rock", "paper", "scissors"]
computer_choice = random.choice(choices)

# Move the turtles
player_turtle.forward(100)
computer_turtle.forward(100)

# Display the choices
player_turtle.write(player_choice.capitalize(), align="center", font=("Arial", 16, "bold"))
computer_turtle.write(computer_choice.capitalize(), align="center", font=("Arial", 16, "bold"))

# Determine the winner
if player_choice == computer_choice:
    result = "It's a tie!"
elif (player_choice == "rock" and computer_choice == "scissors") or \
     (player_choice == "paper" and computer_choice == "rock") or \
     (player_choice == "scissors" and computer_choice == "paper"):
    result = "You win!"
else:
    result = "Computer wins!"

# Display the result
result_turtle = turtle.Turtle()
result_turtle.color("green")
result_turtle.penup()
result_turtle.goto(0, -100)
result_turtle.write(result, align="center", font=("Arial", 24, "bold"))
result_turtle.hideturtle()

Call the game function

play_game()

Exit on click

turtle.exitonclick()

In this code, we use the Turtle library to create two turtles representing the player and the computer. The turtles move forward to indicate the choice made by each. The player is prompted to choose rock, paper, or scissors using the textinput function from the Turtle screen. The computer generates a random choice. The turtles write the choices on the screen, and the winner is determined based on the game logic. Finally, the result is displayed using another turtle. The game ends when you click on the screen.

Can this issue be assigned to me under gssoc 2023

[avantika0001]

@1e9abhi1e10 Do i start working on this issue? or should i make any further improvements?

[avinashkranjan]

Go Ahead @codewithavantika