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Rock Paper Scissors GameHTML, CSS & JavaScript Project

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In this project, we create a rock, paper, and scissors game. The computer will also choose a random option, and the results will be displayed. You can win, lose, or tie. Scores are tracked at the bottom. We'll use HTML for structure, CSS for a modern look, and JavaScript to generate the computer's choice and compare the results. This game is an interactive way to test your luck and strategy against a computer opponent.

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