import random
rock,paper,scissors = 1,2,3
choice = int(input("Please choose 1 2 or 3: "))
computer = random.randint(1,3)
player_won = False
draw = False
if choice == computer:
draw = True
elif choice == 1 and computer == 3:
player_won = True
elif choice == 2 and computer == 1:
player_won = True
elif choice == 3 and computer == 2:
player_won = True
if player_won:
print("You won!")
elif not player_won and not draw:
print("The computer won!")
else:
print("It's a draw!")
First, I recommend importing at the beginning of your program. Also, you can combine all your same datatype variables in one line. You also need to cast your user choice to an integer so you can compare it with the computer's choice. I wrote the if, elif, and else statements using a boolean variable. I simply wrote all the possibilities that would result in the player winning and this would result in the player_won variable being true. If this is the case, we print to the console, "You won!"
Not sure. if youre online try messing with the filters if there are some, if youre on the app try updating it.
What fair use exceptions are you talking about? There are thousands on fair use exceptions.
Answer:
In the given scenario, the user may have disabled the profile on the device. That is why the help-desk would not be able to lock the device remotely through the software.
Explanation:
A device can only be located and locked via the MDM software if the profile of the software is active on the device. Else if the profile is disabled there is no more access for the software to the device.
Answer:
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