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•Created by Zeksy on 6/7/2024 in #help

My First Ever C-Sharp Mini Project!

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CC#

•Created by Zeksy on 6/7/2024 in #help

My First Ever C-Sharp Mini Project!

I see, I don't get most of this code maybe because I just started but will dive deep into it shortly

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CC#

•Created by Zeksy on 6/7/2024 in #help

My First Ever C-Sharp Mini Project!

It was also my first Python project when I was learning it a year ago, pretty glad of where I stand in terms of py now so I thought I'd recreate the same thing in c# to progress further. Here's what the py code looked like if anyone is interested xD

import random
choices = ["rock", "paper", "scizor"]

choicesDictionary = {

    "rock": {
        "alias": ["r", "rocks", "1"],
        "win": "scizor",
        "lose": "paper",
    },

    "paper": {
        "alias": ["p", "papers", "2"],
        "win": "rock",
        "lose": "scizor",
    },
    
    "scizor": {
        "alias": ["s", "scizors", "3"],
        "win": "paper",
        "lose": "rock",
    },


}

playerChoice = input("Make your choice:\n")

if playerChoice not in choices:
    for choice in choicesDictionary.keys():
        if playerChoice in choicesDictionary[choice]["alias"]:
            playerChoice = choice
            break
    
    while playerChoice not in choices:
        playerChoice = input("Make your choice:\n")
        if playerChoice not in choices:
            for choice in choicesDictionary.keys():
                if playerChoice in choicesDictionary[choice]["alias"]:
                    playerChoice = choice

computer = random.choice(choices)

if choicesDictionary[playerChoice]["win"] == computer: status = "You won the game!"
if choicesDictionary[playerChoice]["lose"] == computer: status = "You lost the game!"
if playerChoice == computer: status = "The game resulted in a draw!"


print(f"The game started! You chose {playerChoice}")
print(f"Computer chose {computer}! {status}")

import random
choices = ["rock", "paper", "scizor"]

choicesDictionary = {

    "rock": {
        "alias": ["r", "rocks", "1"],
        "win": "scizor",
        "lose": "paper",
    },

    "paper": {
        "alias": ["p", "papers", "2"],
        "win": "rock",
        "lose": "scizor",
    },
    
    "scizor": {
        "alias": ["s", "scizors", "3"],
        "win": "paper",
        "lose": "rock",
    },


}

playerChoice = input("Make your choice:\n")

if playerChoice not in choices:
    for choice in choicesDictionary.keys():
        if playerChoice in choicesDictionary[choice]["alias"]:
            playerChoice = choice
            break
    
    while playerChoice not in choices:
        playerChoice = input("Make your choice:\n")
        if playerChoice not in choices:
            for choice in choicesDictionary.keys():
                if playerChoice in choicesDictionary[choice]["alias"]:
                    playerChoice = choice

computer = random.choice(choices)

if choicesDictionary[playerChoice]["win"] == computer: status = "You won the game!"
if choicesDictionary[playerChoice]["lose"] == computer: status = "You lost the game!"
if playerChoice == computer: status = "The game resulted in a draw!"


print(f"The game started! You chose {playerChoice}")
print(f"Computer chose {computer}! {status}")