Week_1 Project Review

[Ds2023]

What was done well

• Clear initialization:
  You've correctly set up and initialized variables for scores and rounds at the start of the program.

• Correct loop usage:
  The while loop accurately runs for a fixed number of rounds, ensuring the game has a clear duration.

• Random choice:
  The use of random.choice() is a great way to have the computer pick an option, making the game unpredictable.

• Logical win conditions:
  The if/elif/else structure correctly checks all the winning, losing, and tie scenarios based on the game's rules.

• Final outcome:
  The code correctly determines the overall winner at the end of the game by comparing the final scores.

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What could be improved

• Input validation and sanitization:
  The code doesn't check if the user's input is a valid choice (e.g., "rock", "paper", "scissors").
  It is also case-sensitive, so typing "Rock" would result in a loss.
  Using .lower() on the input would fix this.

• Concise conditional logic:
  The if/elif statements for checking wins and ties are a bit long.
  You could make this more efficient by using a dictionary to store winning combinations, similar to the suggestion in the previous feedback.

• Redundant code:
  The line

  user_guess = str(user_guess)