Make a two-player Rock-Paper-Scissors game.

RockPaperScissors.py

""" 1.) Understand the problem
Make a two-player Rock-Paper-Scissors game. 


2.) Plan a solution
Algorithm:
- Ask player 1 for input either rock paper or scissors
- tell the player what he chose
- Ask player 2 the same thing and tell them what they chose
- while True:
- variable users input = user input
- if varaible users == quit then break


- if player 1 is rock and player 2 is scissors
- print player 1 wins
- else if player 1 is scissors and player is paper 2
- print player  wins
- else if player 1 is paper and player 2 is rock
- print p1 wins
- if player 2 is rock and player 1 is scissors
- player 2 wins
- if player 2 is scissors and player 1 is paper
- player 2 wins
- if player 2 is paper and player 1 is rock
- palyer 2 wins



while True:

if player 1 choses rock and player 2 = rock
- print play again
if palyer 1 choses scissors and player 2 = scissors
- play again
if player 1 choses paper and palyer 2 = paper
- play again
else:
break

3.) Carry out the plan:
"""
while True:
  player1 = input(" Player 1, please pick Rock, Paper, or Scissors. ")
  if player1 == "Rock" or player1 == "Scissors":
    print("You chose ", player1)
  elif player1 == "Paper":
    print("You chose ", player1)
  else:
    print("That is not a valid input! Or if you did chose an appropraite item please put it in lower case letters!")
  player2 = input("Player 2, please pick Rock, Paper, or Scissors. ")
  if player2 == "Rock" or player2 == "Scissors":
    print("You chose ", player2)
  elif player2 == "Paper":
    print("You chose ", player2)
  else:
    print("That is not a valid input! Or if you did chose an appropraite item please put it in lower case letters!")
  break

while True:
  if player1 == "Rock" and player2 == "Scissors":
    print("Player 1 wins!")
    break
  elif player1 == "Scissors" and player2 == "Paper":
    print("Player 1 wins!")
    break
  elif player1 == "Paper" and player2 == "Rock":
    print("Player 1 wins!")
    break
  if player2 == "Rock" and player1 == "Scissors":
    print("Player 2 wins!")
    break
  elif player2 == "Scissors" and player1 == "Paper":
    print("Player 2 wins!")
    break
  elif player2 == "Paper" and player1 == "Rock":
    print("Player 2 wins!")
    break
  else:
    print("It's a Tie, or one of the players have not selected a proper item!")
    break
 
  
 
 # 4.) Examine your results for accuracy
  """ Input:
 player1 = "Rock"
 player2 = "Scissors"
 
 Output:
 Player 1 wins!
  
 Input:
 player1 = "Scissors"
 player2 = "Rock"
 
 Output:
 Player 2 wins!
 
 Input:
 player1 = "Rock"
 player2 = "Rock"
 
 Output:
 It's a Tie, or one of the players have not selected a proper item!
 
 Input:
 player1 = "not valid input"
 player2 = "Rock"
 
 Output:
 That is not a valid input! Or if you did chose an appropraite item please put it in lower case letters!
 It's a Tie, or one of the players have not selected a proper item!
 
 
 
 

  

You are using a lot of if else statements , and I see a lot of repetitive code. Remember the one golden rule of programming: "Be Lazy", if you are writing repetitive code, you are doing things the computer should be doing. Maybe try something with an array?

can you make a react or javascript ?