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3. Write a program that uses Flask, that plays the classic game of rock, paper, scissors. The game rules are that rock beats (breaks) scissors, scissors beat (cuts) paper, and paper beats (covers) a rock. The program responds to the following path rules. Entering a choice starts a game round. a) / - Return a message that describes what the program is about and does b)/rock/-Your choice is rock c) /paper/- Your choice is paper d)/scissors/ - Your choice is scissors The following assigns the possible choices to a tuple of strings. Choices = ("rock","paper", "scissors") The program will use the random number library to randomly make a choice and return a string that explains whether you won or lost the round. The following configure the library: import random random.seed() To produce a random choice, use the following: chx = int(3 * random.random())

          3. Write a program that uses Flask, that plays the classic game of rock, paper, scissors. The game rules are
that rock beats (breaks) scissors, scissors beat (cuts) paper, and paper beats (covers) a rock. The program
responds to the following path rules. Entering a choice starts a game round.
a) / - Return a message that describes what the program is about and does
b)/rock/-Your choice is rock
c) /paper/- Your choice is paper
d)/scissors/ - Your choice is scissors
The following assigns the possible choices to a tuple of strings.
Choices = ("rock","paper", "scissors")
The program will use the random number library to randomly make a choice and return a string that
explains whether you won or lost the round. The following configure the library:
import random
random.seed()
To produce a random choice, use the following:
chx = int(3 * random.random())

3. Write a program that uses Flask, that plays the classic game of rock, paper, scissors. The game rules are
that rock beats (breaks) scissors, scissors beat (cuts) paper, and paper beats (covers) a rock. The program
responds to the following path rules. Entering a choice starts a game round.
a) / - Return a message that describes what the program is about and does
b)/rock/-Your choice is rock
c) /paper/- Your choice is paper
d)/scissors/ - Your choice is scissors
The following assigns the possible choices to a tuple of strings.
Choices = ("rock","paper", "scissors")
The program will use the random number library to randomly make a choice and return a string that
explains whether you won or lost the round. The following configure the library:
import random
random.seed()
To produce a random choice, use the following:
chx = int(3 * random.random())

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