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Rock-Paper-Scissors(RPS)Game with PostgreSQL Database

This is a simple Rock-Paper-Scissors(RPS)game implemented in Python. It allows players to play the classic game against a computer opponent. The game keeps track of the player's wins and losses using a PostgreSQL database. Player's names and ages are used to uniquely identify them in database.

Prerequisites

1. Python 3.x
2. PostgreSQL database server installed and running
3. psycopg2 library installed (pip install psycopg2)

Setup

1. Install the required libraries using the following command:
2. Set Up your PostgreSQL database with the following connection details:

• Database name: posgres
• User: posgres
• Password: heng
• Host: localhost
• Port: 5432

Database Structure

The game uses a PostgreSQL database to store player information and scores. The database has a single table named scores with the following columns:

• name (VARCHAR): Player's name
• age (INTEGER): Player's age
• wins (INTEGER): Number of wins
• losses (INTEGER): Number of losses

Code Description

The Python script rps_game.py connects to the PostgreSQL database, gets player information, plays the RPS game, updates scores, and handles the game loop.

Acknowledgments

This code was created for educational purposes and is a simple demonstration of using PostgreSQL with Python for a game application.

Contact

For more details, contact me via [e-mail]