MoonCampaign by Ahsan (11 years)
Hi, my name is Ahsan and today I am going to present my Rock, Paper, Scissors project. In my project, the game first says “rock, paper, scissors, shoot” and plays a beeping sound. Then it picks a random number to decide the result. If the number is one, it shows “rock” and after two seconds shows a Pac-Man image. If the number is two, it shows a scissors image. If it is anything else, it shows “paper” and then after two seconds shows a ghost image. I made this project to be fun and interactive, and I enjoyed adding sounds, timing, and images to my game.
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Hi, my name is Ahsan, and today I want to tell you about my exciting Rock, Paper, Scissors project. I created this game because I only get a limited time to play games, so I thought it would be fun to build something interactive that I could enjoy anytime.When the game starts, it says “rock, paper, scissors, shoot” and plays a beeping sound, just like in a real match. This makes it feel like I’m competing against the computer. Behind the scenes, the program generates a random number to decide what move the computer picks.
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