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--- layout: default title: About - Play Rock Paper Scissors Game permalink: /about.html --- # About PlayRockPaperScissorsGame (RPS) The RPS<sup>1</sup> game has been around for many years. In fact, it originally was from Asia. I have decided to code a Ruby-programmed RPS game that uses full CLI<sup>2</sup> (command line interface). ## Why use Ruby? Ruby is a programming language that has been around for a little over 2 decades. The gem-attributed language was primarily developed by *Yukihiro "Matz" Matsumoto* in Japan. Ruby stood out to me because of it's unique code structure design. I decided to use Ruby becuase I wanted to learn an **object oriented programming language<sup>3</sup>**. Ruby appealed to me by its unique code structure. ## The Code I didn't want to make code that just yielded a bunch of `if`, `elsif`, and `else` statements. Instead, I strived toward a more professionally structured and modularized code. See the [comparing code](Comparing_Code) page for more detailed information about this subject matter. ________ > **1.** RPS = rock-paper-scissors > > **2.** CLI means that it is executed in a command line app, such as CMD (command prompt) for Windows, or Terminal for Mac. > > **3.** Object Oriented languages like Ruby, C#, etc..., follow a similar syntax format. ________
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