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 For this project, you will create the game [Rock Paper Scissors](https://www.wikihow.com/Play-Rock,-Paper,-Scissors). This game will be played entirely in the console.
 
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+#### No GUI yet
 
 Some of the student solutions below contain buttons, text, and other elements. These elements are part of what is called a graphical user interface (GUI). You'll create the GUI in a later lesson. In the meantime, remember to commit your code to GitHub.
 
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+#### Focus on the task at hand
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 When making interactive projects, like this one, you might be tempted to add more features, improve interactivity, user experience, design and styling of your website, and so on.
 
 We recommend not doing that, and saving this effort for your portfolio projects.