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- Module in Python with Project (Rock Paper Scissor) -

Module in python 
● A module logically organizes Python code. 
● Groups together related code. 
● Makes the code easier to understand and use. 
● To use the code in a module we need to import it. 

Syntax: import <module_name>

           
Example Code to Generate a random number between 1 and 100

import random
print(random.randint(1,100))

● In the above code, we are using a ‘random’ module.
 ● To use code in a random module, we need to import it (first line) 
● random. randint(a,b) generates a random integer between a and b inclusive of them.

 Note:  random, helps us to use randint which generates a random number. 
Run the code multiple times and see how a different number is generated each time.

To develop a rock paper scissor game in python the rules can be

 1. You choose any of the 3 options- rock, paper, scissor

 2. Your opponent also chooses the option 

3. Now considering the choice made, a. paper vs rock ->paper scores b. rock vs scissors ->rock scores c. scissors vs paper ->scissor scores d. if both same->tie

 4. The one who scores the most in 10 rounds; wins the game.


The python concepts that will be covered in this game are:
● Variables
● Data types
● Operators
● if ,if-else , elif 
● for loop, while loop

Algorithm :

 1. Initialize variables used to maintain score to 0
 2. Initialize variable to maintain round to 1. 
 3. Loop till round<=10.
         a. Get user choice.
         b. Get computer choice.
         c. Compare user choice and computer choice and increment score.
         d. Display current score e. increment round.
 4. Compare the scores and print the final result.

Before moving on to developing the game, let’s see what is a module in python. just like you organize your clothes in the Almira?. 
● uniform 
● party dress 
● casual dress
● home dress etc Similarly you can organize your code also.

 
code for the game -RockPaperScissor. 








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