This method simulates the playing of one round of “Rock Paper Scissors”. In this strange version of the game, if both players have the same hand gestures, the return value is 1. If they have different hand gestures, the return value is a 0. If at least one player, provides a string argument that is anything other than rock, paper, or scissors, the return value is -1. The method should not be case-sensitive. For example, rock, ROCK, Rock, and RocK are all valid. Can’t use system.out.println. You return it. The output should be -1 0 1

This method simulates the playing of one round of “Rock Paper Scissors”. In this strange version of the game, if both players have the same hand gestures, the return value is 1. If they have different hand gestures, the return value is a 0. If at least one player, provides a string argument that is anything other than rock, paper, or scissors, the return value is -1. The method should not be case-sensitive. For example, rock, ROCK, Rock, and RocK are all valid. Can’t use system.out.println. You return it. The output should be -1 0 1

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter8: Advanced Method Concepts

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9E

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