A simple game of rock-paper-scissors.
The header contains the title and instructions on how to play the game.
The content contains the user interface that allows the choices among rock, paper and scissors
to be made. The top keeps track of the rounds that pass and increments the number in the span container by one
each time the player presses a button. Underneath are the button choices labeled rock, paper and scissors that
become highlighted once the user's cursor hovers over one of the buttons.
The outcome is then shown in the text box below the score board. The score board updates each time an outcome
is reached, similar to the round tracker, and the scores increment in each span container depending on
if the winner wins, loses or ties with the computer. The text box below the score board tells the user what
computer has chosen and whether the user has won or loss the round. It also tells the user outcome of the entire
game after one of the participants reaches a score of 5.
The yes button and no button will appear once the game has concluded and the user will be prompted to make a
decision.
The footer shows the copyright statement.
The script has multiple functions that help run the game. Global const variables are first initialized at the top
of the script that allow the program to explicitly tell the user the outcome of the round as well as update the text
content within the score board and round tracker.