First off: I am sorry for another rock paper scissors JS question.
I do not think I made any errors with syntax and honestly do not comprehend why it always returns "tie" three times in a row, stating that the computer chose the same choice, three times in a row. If I re-run the code it chooses a different choice, but it still repeats three times, despite the user input in the function evocations being different in all three...
const computer = Math.random()
function game(user, computer){
if (user = "paper" && computer > .66) {
return console.log("computer chose paper! it's a tie");
}
else if (user = "rock" && computer <= .33 && computer <= .66) {
return console.log("computer chose rock! it's a tie");
}
else if (user="scissors" && computer >= .33) {
return console.log("computer chose scissors! it's a tie");
}
/* you lose */
else if (user = "paper" && computer >= .33) { /*comp scissor */
return console.log("computer chose scissors! you lose!");
}
else if (user = "scissors" && computer <= .33 && computer <= .66) { /* comp rock */
return console.log("computer chose rock! you lose!");
}
else if (user = "rock" && computer > .66) { /* comp paper */
return console.log("computer chose paper! you lose!");
}
/* you win */
else if (user = "scissors" && computer > .66) { /* comp paper*/
return console.log("computer chose paper! you win!");
}
else if (user = "rock" && computer >= .33) { /* comp scissors */
return console.log("computer chose scissors! you win!");
}
else if (user = "paper" && computer <= .33 && computer <= .66) { /*rock */
return console.log("computer chose rock! you win!");
}
}
game("paper", computer);
game("rock", computer);
game("scissors", computer);
I know that there are definitely more efficient and different ways of creating this game, but I still want to understand what is wrong with what I did here, and the logic behind it... Thanks in advance. Have a good day.
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