Question

JavaScript Help!!!
Can someone help me out with if/else statements?

Answer 1

@dan815 @iambatman @Nnesha

Answer 2

I am trying to create a simple game of rock paper scissors. Can someone help?

Answer 3

Yes, yes we can

Answer 4

No Offense, But this is so easy to do. 5 Year old could read a book and do this.
Why are you taking a java course if you can't make a simple Rock, paper, and scissor game?

Answer 5

@Tester97, I am not taking a course. This is more of a hobby. I don't care if a 5 year old could do it, the point is that I'M the one that needs help. Now please, Help, or leave.

@Jaynator495 , Will you help?

Answer 6

Zyi6, First off, if this was a hobby. You wouldn't be on a site that is poorly ran, and 80% of these people know nothing about programming. You are best off going to a real forum, and getting help.

Answer 7

Would you like this done through the js console, through a text box, or through a prompt and yes it is very easy -_-

Answer 8

js console

Answer 9

As of right now, I know that I need to start by declaring a function with 3 parameters, for rock, paper, and scissors, correct?

Answer 10

var options = ["paper", "rock", "scissors"],
result = [" ties ", " beats ", " loses to "],
i = Math.floor(Math.random() * 3),
randomChoice = options[i]

Answer 11

^you forgot some things there, like what loses/wins/ties... and also the input XD

Answer 12

var options = function (rock, paper, scissors) {}

Does that look like the correct starting point?

Answer 13

Hello?

Answer 14

Jay, I wasn't finish.

Answer 15

oh ._.

Answer 16

I just wanted to know if she could build off of that.

Answer 17

ohxD

Answer 18

I am a he, thank you very much.

Answer 19

._. #Awkward

Answer 20

https://jsfiddle.net/DarkRiddles/3ym7erzg/

Answer 21

^O-o i didn't know about that website... *instantly bookmarks website*

Answer 22

There are many ways to go about the same project - I find first making the algorithm then diving into the code works quite well.

I'm not well versed in JS, but for rocks paper scissors (rps) I'd say
```
1. user inputs their choice of r, p, or s
2. computer randomly picks it's choice
3. a function is called that takes the user's and computer's picks, and it figures out if user wins, loses, or it's a draw
4. result is displayed to the user
```