Exercise: Rock Paper Scissors Tournament

Extend the "rock paper scissors" game to play a tournament. A tournament consists of multiple rounds. The tournament goes on until the user or the computer (CPU) wins two rounds.

The program should print the current number of player wins, CPU wins, and ties after each round. The program should also print the winner of the tournament when it ends.

For example (user input in green):

Welcome to 🪨 📜 ✂️ tournament
Choose between Rock, Paper, and Scissors:
Scissors
You chose Scissors. CPU chose: Rock
You lose!
Your wins: 0. CPU wins: 1. Ties: 0
Choose between Rock, Paper, and Scissors:
Rock
You chose Rock. CPU chose: Scissors
You win!
Your wins: 1. CPU wins: 1. Ties: 0
Choose between Rock, Paper, and Scissors:
Paper
You chose Paper. CPU chose: Paper
It's a tie!
Your wins: 1. CPU wins: 1. Ties: 1
Choose between Rock, Paper, and Scissors:
Rock
You chose Rock. CPU chose: Rock
It's a tie!
Your wins: 1. CPU wins: 1. Ties: 2
Choose between Rock, Paper, and Scissors:
Paper
You chose Paper. CPU chose: Rock
You win!
Your wins: 2. CPU wins: 1. Ties: 2
You win the tournament! 🏆
Thanks for playing!

Hint 💡

When creating random numbers, you only need to initialize the random object once. You can then use the same object to generate random numbers in a loop: 
// Some code here
Random random = new Random();
int lowerInclusive = 0;
int upperInclusive = 2;
while (continuePlaying) {
  int cpuChoice = random.nextInt(lowerInclusive, upperInclusive + 1);
  // More code here
}

Hand in instructions

  1. Make sure your program runs correctly.
  2. Hand in your program by uploading Main.java to Moodle.