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#101874 12/30/2000 11:35 AM
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A C(or C++) Rock, Paper, Scissors game that I could put into my compiler? So it would run in a DOS window.

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I once found one that was javascript. I must say it was really fun [Linked Image]

but sorry dont know where you could find one of those

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why not a perl script?

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#101877 01/06/2001 10:00 AM
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I made one, but it says a C/C++ compiler and Apache screws up my computer, and I don't want it on the internet (because of the connection).

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Perl can be run via command line as well -- its not only for the web...

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How?

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And to make a rock paper scissors game wouldn't you:

1. Get the users input (I call this varible "you" in the example)

2. Get a random number

3. if the random number is 1 a varible equals rock, 2 paper, 3 scissors (I call this varible "me" in the example)

4. then like (or should I use cout?):
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5. ask user for Y or N (I call this varible "yorn" in the example)

6. if "yorn" is Y then redo, if its N "return 0;", or if its other ask again

Or am I wrong?

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The above should work, though untested. Save the file, navigate to the directory in MS DOS that it is in, and type "perl test.pl" where test.pl is the file name.

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