// Coded by Santanu Sikder /* Input(difficulty): 1 EASY 2 MEDIUM 3 HARD Input (move): 1 ROCK 2 PAPER 3 SCISSORS */ #include #include #include using namespace std; int main() { int difficulty = 1, userInput = 1, comInput, dif; string moves[3] = {"Rock", "Paper", "Scissors"}, level[3] = {"Easy", "Medium", "Hard"}, win = "Rock", lose = "Rock", vic = "DRAW", vicString = "is equal to"; cout << "Enter the integer corresponding to your preffered difficulty level:" << endl; cout << "1 Easy" << endl; cout << "2 Medium" << endl; cout << "3 Hard" << endl; cin >> difficulty; difficulty -= 1; cout << "\nYou are playing against " << level[difficulty] << " CPU." << endl; cout << "\nEnter the integer corresponding to your desired move:" << endl; cout << "1 Rock" << endl; cout << "2 Paper" << endl; cout << "3 Scissors" << endl; cin >> userInput; userInput -= 1; srand(time(0)); dif = 1 + rand() % 10; switch(difficulty) { case 0: { if((dif == 1) || (dif == 2)) { vic = "DEFEAT"; } else if((dif >= 3) && (dif <= 5)) { vic = "DRAW"; } else { vic = "VICTORY"; } break; } case 1: { if((dif >= 1) && (dif <= 4)) { vic = "DEFEAT"; } else if((dif == 5) || (dif == 6)) { vic = "DRAW"; } else { vic = "VICTORY"; } break; } case 2: { if((dif >= 1) && (dif <= 6)) { vic = "DEFEAT"; } else if((dif == 7) || (dif == 8)) { vic = "DRAW"; } else { vic = "VICTORY"; } break; } } if(vic == "DEFEAT") { if(userInput == 2) { comInput = 0; } else { comInput = userInput + 1; } vicString = "defeats Your"; win = moves[comInput]; lose = moves[userInput]; } else if(vic == "DRAW") { comInput = userInput; win = lose = moves[userInput]; } else { if(userInput == 0) { comInput = 2; } else { comInput = userInput - 1; } vicString = "defeats Computer's"; win = moves[userInput]; lose = moves[comInput]; } cout << "\nYou chose '" << moves[userInput] << "'" << endl; cout << "The computer chose '" << moves[comInput] << "'\n" << endl; cout << win << " " << vicString << " " << lose << endl; cout << "So it's a " << vic << "!"; return 0; }

Rock Paper Scissors v2.0 (added difficulty levels)