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You may have played rock, paper and scissors before. Maybe you've used it to decide who pays for dinner or gets the first player for a team. But at this time you could learn how to encode Rock, Paper, Scissors in Python language and what's more?
An AI-powered tool for translating and adapting lyrics between J-POP and K-POP. Using LLM prompting techniques, it bridges linguistic and cultural gaps while preserving the essence of the music. It fosters musical exchange between the two cultures through creative adaptations that consider both meaning and rhythm of the lyrics. 🎵🇯🇵➡️🇰🇷🎤
This is a classic "Rock, Paper, Scissors" game with some ASCII aesthetics. After the welcome message, the game asks you to choose between the three choices. Then it let the computer choose its choice. The yours and the computer's choices are compared, a message appears to let you know the result, then the game asks if you want to play it again. …
👶 Scissors-Rock-Paper in Python, Good for beginners to understand while loops, if queries and more! The code is written in a simple and understandable way, as well as commented.
This repository contains a machine learning project to classify SONAR signals as either rock or mine (metal cylinder) using various machine learning algorithms. The dataset used for this project is the SONAR dataset, which consists of 208 instances with 60 features each.