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Hello, dear friends, everybody needs exercise.



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Well, this is the section of our course that we're going to put together a few of these fundamental



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things about python programming, like data types, conditionals, loops, functions, modules, and,



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well, whatever else we can throw in here.



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Now we're going to try to do an exercise to test our knowledge, right.



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So do you know a game called Rock, Paper, Scissors?



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I know you do.



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But what does it have to do with this exercise in Python?



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Well, let's try to do it.



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But how you say let's show you.



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First, we're going to need to know the logic of the game, right?



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It's simple.



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Rock, beats, scissors, paper, beats, rock, scissors, beats, paper.



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So these are the main rules about the game, right?



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Now let's analyze.



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We need to import random and time modules.



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So here we actually don't need the time module, but it gives us a kind of a cool thing in our game,



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you'll see define some variables.



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Create if Ayliffe else, blocks.



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Great, why loops and we'll need to calculate all the possibilities about the game, like drawing,



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winning and losing.



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All right, you with me?



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It's actually basic logic in our game.



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So you should try to coat it.



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And then in the next lesson, I'll show you how to code it and we'll compare notes.



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So I hope to see in the next lesson.



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Or you could just get right to it.



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Until then, have a great day.