Project Title
Rock, Paper, Scissors Game (using Angular)

Project Summary
The Rock, Paper, Scissors Game is a classic two-player game implemented in a web-based format using Angular. In this game, the user selects one of the three options (rock, paper, or scissors), and the computer randomly selects one as well. The game then determines the winner based on standard rules and displays the result, making it a fun and simple way to learn Angular basics.

Core Features

• User Interaction: The player can click on rock, paper, or scissors to make a move.
• Computer Choice: The computer randomly selects one of the three options.
• Game Logic: The winner is determined based on classic rules:
• Rock beats Scissors
• Scissors beats Paper
• Paper beats Rock
• Score Tracking: Keeps track of player and computer wins and displays ongoing scores.
• Result Display: Shows the result after each round (win, lose, or draw).
• Game Restart: Allows the user to reset the game and start fresh.
• Responsive Design: Ensures the game works well on both desktop and mobile screens.

Technologies Used

• Angular: For building the game’s interface, managing user choices, and updating the game state dynamically.
• Angular Components: Used to separate the UI (buttons, score display) and logic.
• Angular Services: Manages the game logic, scores, and random selection.
• CSS/SCSS: Used for styling the buttons, layout, and animations.
• TypeScript: Handles game logic such as winner calculation and score management.

Learning Outcomes

• Understanding component-based development in Angular.
• Implementing simple game logic using TypeScript.
• Handling user events and updating the DOM reactively.
• Managing application state using Angular services.
• Building responsive UIs with Angular and CSS.

Possible Enhancements

• Add a countdown before the result is shown.
• Include animations or sound effects for each move.
• Allow the player to play against a friend in two-player mode.
• Add different themes or backgrounds.
• Track total wins across sessions using local storage.
• Provide a simple statistics screen showing win/loss history.