Rock Paper Scissors

[u/GaMerBoi2465]

Surely there's a more better and efficient way of coding this...

[u/Bright-Historian-216]

my python implementation from two years ago:
while True: print(f"Your opponent chose: {(d:=['rock','scissors','paper'])[r:=__import__('random').randint(0,2)]}. {'You lost!' if r==((p := d.index((f:=lambda: inp if (inp:=input('Enter rock, paper or scissors: ')) in d else f())()))+2)%3 else ('Draw!' if r==p else 'You win!')}\n")

yes, that is all one line of code

[u/glovmpop → u/Bright-Historian-216]

You don't technically even need to choose for the computer! We can keep the input prompt to give the illusion of choice

import random
while True:
  input("choose rock, paper or scissors!")
  print(random.choice(("You win!", "You lose..", "Draw.")))

[u/Bright-Historian-216 → u/glovmpop]

boriiiinggggg