[Rock-Paper-Scissors]

• Rock-Paper-Scissors is a simple two-player game where, at a signal, players make figures with their hands, representing a rock, a piece of paper, or a pair of scissors. The winner is determined according to a set of rules. You can find the official rules under the Resources.

A brief summary:

• If the two players choose the same “character” it’s a tie, and the game repeats

  • Rock beats Scissors
  • Paper beats Rock
  • Scissors beats Paper ` You have been tasked to create a simple version of this game with Python. In your version, one player will be controlled by the computer and the other player controlled by you - the user (i.e CPU vs Player).

• You should make use of the inbuilt Python module random and its choice method.

Instructions:

• Create a new Python file and call it main.py. Inside it you'll create your game.
• Create a list to store all possible options:
  • "R" for "rock",
  • "P" for "paper",
  • "S" for "scissors".
• When the program is run, ask the user to pick an option between "R", "P" or "S"
• If user input is invalid (not amongst our options), print an error, and ask for their input again (should be a loop)
• Use the choice function from the inbuilt Python random module to make a choice for CPU player(computer).
• Print both player's moves in the format: Player (Rock) : CPU (Paper)
• Check both player's moves:
• If there is a winner, print the winner, and the program ends.
• If it's a tie (the computer and player pick the same move), restart the game from step 3