[xclite]

I'm always tempted to write one of these that always chooses the winning option (after the user has selected) just to frustrate my friends. "Look what I did! It even uses some psychology!" "IT KNOWS WHAT I'M GOING TO PICK WTF HOW IS IT SO SMART?"

[NeoTifa]

Lol that's just not right. All you'd have to do is get the input and then just have a series of if-else's to choose a winning output for the computer

This post has been edited by NeoTifa: 28 June 2010 - 07:46 AM

[Zekorov]

vielen dank

[xclite]

NeoTifa, on 28 June 2010 - 10:45 AM, said:

Lol that's just not right. All you'd have to do is get the input and then just have a series of if-else's to choose a winning output for the computer

class Attack
  def counter
    return nil
  end
end

class Rock < Attack
  def counter
    return Paper
  end

end

class Paper < Attack
  def counter
    return Scissors
  end
end

class Scissors < Attack
  def counter
    return Rock
  end
end

def result(attack, pcAttack)
  puts "You chose #{attack}, I chose #{pcAttack}."
  puts "#{attack == pcAttack ? 'tie' : attack.counter == pcAttack ? : 'lose' : 'win'}"
end

def cheatResult(attack)
  result(attack, attack.Counter)
end
end

This post has been edited by xclite: 28 June 2010 - 10:36 AM

[NeoTifa]

o_____o

This post has been edited by NeoTifa: 28 June 2010 - 11:14 AM