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Simple Rock, Paper, Scissors Python Game

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I tried to learn Python during the weekend and after getting some knowledge, decided to make a small rock, paper, scissors game. I would be grateful for your inputs on how I could improve my code. All feedback is highly appreciated c:

import random


def round_winner(choice):
 ai_chosen = str(random.randint(1, 3))
 print(f'AI chose ai_chosen')

 if choice == '1' and ai_chosen == '2':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == '2' and ai_chosen == '3':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == '3' and ai_chosen == '1':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == ai_chosen:
 return 'tie'
 else:
 return 'player'


def display_round_winner(winner):
 if winner == 'tie':
 print('This round is tied!')
 else:
 print(f'The winner this round is the winner.upper()')

 print(f'''
 Current points as follows:
 Player: counter['player']
 AI: counter['ai']
 Rounds Tied: counter['tie']
 ''')


def score_checker():
 global game_ongoing
 for key, value in counter.items():
 if value == 2:
 print(f'key.upper() wins the game!')
 game_ongoing = False


def initializer():
 global counter
 message = '''
 Please choose one of the following:
 1: Rock
 2: Paper
 3: Scissors
 '''

 print(message)

 choice_of_obj = input('What will it be: ')
 if choice_of_obj in ['1', '2', '3']:
 winner = round_winner(choice_of_obj)
 counter[winner] += 1
 display_round_winner(winner)
 score_checker()
 else:
 print('Out of bounds')


counter = 
 'player': 0,
 'ai': 0,
 'tie': 0


game_ongoing = True

while game_ongoing:
 initializer()

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$begingroup$

I tried to learn Python during the weekend and after getting some knowledge, decided to make a small rock, paper, scissors game. I would be grateful for your inputs on how I could improve my code. All feedback is highly appreciated c:

import random


def round_winner(choice):
 ai_chosen = str(random.randint(1, 3))
 print(f'AI chose ai_chosen')

 if choice == '1' and ai_chosen == '2':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == '2' and ai_chosen == '3':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == '3' and ai_chosen == '1':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == ai_chosen:
 return 'tie'
 else:
 return 'player'


def display_round_winner(winner):
 if winner == 'tie':
 print('This round is tied!')
 else:
 print(f'The winner this round is the winner.upper()')

 print(f'''
 Current points as follows:
 Player: counter['player']
 AI: counter['ai']
 Rounds Tied: counter['tie']
 ''')


def score_checker():
 global game_ongoing
 for key, value in counter.items():
 if value == 2:
 print(f'key.upper() wins the game!')
 game_ongoing = False


def initializer():
 global counter
 message = '''
 Please choose one of the following:
 1: Rock
 2: Paper
 3: Scissors
 '''

 print(message)

 choice_of_obj = input('What will it be: ')
 if choice_of_obj in ['1', '2', '3']:
 winner = round_winner(choice_of_obj)
 counter[winner] += 1
 display_round_winner(winner)
 score_checker()
 else:
 print('Out of bounds')


counter = 
 'player': 0,
 'ai': 0,
 'tie': 0


game_ongoing = True

while game_ongoing:
 initializer()

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I tried to learn Python during the weekend and after getting some knowledge, decided to make a small rock, paper, scissors game. I would be grateful for your inputs on how I could improve my code. All feedback is highly appreciated c:

import random


def round_winner(choice):
 ai_chosen = str(random.randint(1, 3))
 print(f'AI chose ai_chosen')

 if choice == '1' and ai_chosen == '2':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == '2' and ai_chosen == '3':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == '3' and ai_chosen == '1':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == ai_chosen:
 return 'tie'
 else:
 return 'player'


def display_round_winner(winner):
 if winner == 'tie':
 print('This round is tied!')
 else:
 print(f'The winner this round is the winner.upper()')

 print(f'''
 Current points as follows:
 Player: counter['player']
 AI: counter['ai']
 Rounds Tied: counter['tie']
 ''')


def score_checker():
 global game_ongoing
 for key, value in counter.items():
 if value == 2:
 print(f'key.upper() wins the game!')
 game_ongoing = False


def initializer():
 global counter
 message = '''
 Please choose one of the following:
 1: Rock
 2: Paper
 3: Scissors
 '''

 print(message)

 choice_of_obj = input('What will it be: ')
 if choice_of_obj in ['1', '2', '3']:
 winner = round_winner(choice_of_obj)
 counter[winner] += 1
 display_round_winner(winner)
 score_checker()
 else:
 print('Out of bounds')


counter = 
 'player': 0,
 'ai': 0,
 'tie': 0


game_ongoing = True

while game_ongoing:
 initializer()

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import random


def round_winner(choice):
 ai_chosen = str(random.randint(1, 3))
 print(f'AI chose ai_chosen')

 if choice == '1' and ai_chosen == '2':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == '2' and ai_chosen == '3':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == '3' and ai_chosen == '1':
 return 'ai'
 elif choice == ai_chosen:
 return 'tie'
 else:
 return 'player'


def display_round_winner(winner):
 if winner == 'tie':
 print('This round is tied!')
 else:
 print(f'The winner this round is the winner.upper()')

 print(f'''
 Current points as follows:
 Player: counter['player']
 AI: counter['ai']
 Rounds Tied: counter['tie']
 ''')


def score_checker():
 global game_ongoing
 for key, value in counter.items():
 if value == 2:
 print(f'key.upper() wins the game!')
 game_ongoing = False


def initializer():
 global counter
 message = '''
 Please choose one of the following:
 1: Rock
 2: Paper
 3: Scissors
 '''

 print(message)

 choice_of_obj = input('What will it be: ')
 if choice_of_obj in ['1', '2', '3']:
 winner = round_winner(choice_of_obj)
 counter[winner] += 1
 display_round_winner(winner)
 score_checker()
 else:
 print('Out of bounds')


counter = 
 'player': 0,
 'ai': 0,
 'tie': 0


game_ongoing = True

while game_ongoing:
 initializer()

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