I'm attempting to create a game of rock, paper, scissors. The problem is my switch statement always executes on the first option. i.e passing a value of (rock, computer) always generates "you win!" (scissors, computer) returns "its a tie" (paper, computer) returns "you lose"
I'm running a set of about 10 ten tests and I notice that the switch statements must be faulty based on my output.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance
function game(user, computer) { if (computer < .34) { computer = "rock"; } else if (computer > .33 && computer < .67) { computer = "paper"; } else { computer = "scissors"; } let result = ""; if (user === "rock") { switch(computer) { case "scissors": result = "you win!"; break; case "paper": result = "you lose"; break; case "rock": result = "its a tie"; break; } return result; } else if (user === "paper") { switch(computer) { case "scissors": result = "you lose!"; break; case "paper": result = "its a tie"; break; case "rock": result = "you win!"; break; } return result; } if (user === "scissors") { switch(computer) { case "scissors": result = "its a tie"; break; case "paper": result = "you win!"; break; case "rock": result = "you lose!"; break; } return result; } }``` https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67249107/switch-statements-always-executing-on-the-first-choice April 25, 2021 at 10:06AM
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