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ThrownException
- May 13, 2018
- 1 min read

Rock Paper Scissors

A very simple, but kinda cool application.

You can either play player vs player by taking turns on the mouse and have the other look away or you can play against the computer. If you open the application, the first thing you see is a number box and a next button. The number indicates the number of choices to track and base predictions on.

0 means player vs player.

Gameplay of Player VS Player:

- Player 1 clicks a button

- Player 2 clicks a button

- Both player 1 and player 2 have to click their choices again in order to confirm that they want to continue to the next round (after checking the results)

Gameplay of Player VS Computer:

- Player 1 clicks a button

- Player 1 can click either his choice or the choice of the computer again to continue

Download here!

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