I'm supposed to write a rock paper scissors game using do while loops. I'm almost done but I can't figure out two things:

1) I can't get the program to announce lost games (it announces lost rounds but not lost games). A game is the first to two wins.

2) I am supposed to use a while loop to prevent ties. I thought something like putting "while (playerChoice != cpuChoice)" under the cpuChoice declaration and then putting the rest of the gameplay loop in curly brackets would work but it created an infinite loop.

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Here's my code:

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/*

Rock, Paper, Scissors

*/

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#include <iostream> //for cout and cin

#include <ctime> //seeds random

using namespace std;

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int main()

{

cout << "\\n Rock, Paper, Scissors";

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cout << "\\n\\nIn this game the player chooses rock(1), paper(2) or scissors(3) and so does the computer."

    << "\\nScissors beats paper, rock beats scissors, paper beats rock."

    <<"\\nFirst to 2 wins takes the round and there are no ties";

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srand(time(NULL));

int playerChoice;

int win = 0;

int lose = 0;

int goAgain;

int gameWin = 0;

int gameLoss = 0;

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do

{

    cout << "\\n\\nLet's play Rock, Paper, Scissors!" << endl;

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    do

    {

        cout << "\\nPress 1 for rock, 2 for paper, 3 for scissors:" << endl;

        cin >> playerChoice;

        cin.ignore();

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        int cpuChoice = rand() % 3   1;

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        cout << "\\nThe computer chose: " << cpuChoice << endl;

        if (playerChoice == 1 && cpuChoice == 3)

        {

cout << "You chose rock, the computer chose scissors. You win!" << endl;

win ;

        }

        else if (playerChoice == 2 && cpuChoice == 1)

        {

cout << "You chose paper and the computer chose rock. You Win!" << endl;

win ;

        }

        else if (playerChoice == 3 && cpuChoice == 2)

        {

cout << "You chose scissors and the computer chose paper. You win!" << endl;

win ;

        }

        else if (playerChoice == 1 && cpuChoice == 2)

        {

cout << "You chose rock and the computer chose paper. You lost :(" << endl;

lose ;

        }

        else if (playerChoice == 2 && cpuChoice == 3)

        {

cout << "You chose paper and the computer chose scissors. You lost :(" << endl;

lose ;

        }

        else if (playerChoice == 3 && cpuChoice == 1)

        {

cout << "you chose scissors and the computer chose rock. You lost :(" << endl;

lose ;

        }

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    } while (win < 2 && lose < 2);

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    if (win = 2)

    {

        cout << "Congratulations, you won the game!" << endl;

        gameWin  ;

    }

    else if (lose = 2)

    {

        cout << "Looks like you lost the game :(" << endl;

        gameLoss  ;

    }

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    cout << "\\nWant to play again? Y/N";

    cin >> goAgain;

    cin.ignore();

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} while (goAgain == 'Y');

return 0;

}