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@@ -10,109 +10,109 @@ In this unit, coders will create a Rock, Paper, Scissors game. The Rock, Paper,
 
 #### Planning
 
-- [ ] Complete the project planning document
+- [X] Complete the project planning document
 
 #### GitHub Set-Up
 
 - [x] Go to the repository at https://github.com/itscodenation/rockpaperscissors
-- [ ] Fork this repository to your Github account and import to a new workspace
-- [ ] Link and commit your changes
-- [ ] Make your site live on GitHub Pages
+- [?] Fork this repository to your Github account and import to a new workspace
+- [?] Link and commit your changes
+- [X] Make your site live on GitHub Pages
 
 #### Code Walkthrough
 
-- [ ] Read through the starter code given so you understand how the HTML is organized
+- [x] Read through the starter code given so you understand how the HTML is organized
 
 ### Day 1 Goal 2: Capture user input and display it to the screen
 
-- [ ] Add a click handler that saves the value of the user's input to a variable
-- [ ] Display the user input value on the screen, in the user choice location
+- [x] Add a click handler that saves the value of the user's input to a variable
+- [x] Display the user input value on the screen, in the user choice location
 
 #### Wrap
 
-- [ ] Commit your changes!
+- [x] Commit your changes!
 
 ## Day 2
 
 ### Day 2 Goal 1: Generate a new random number every time the user clicks the button
 
-- [ ] Outside of your click handler, declare a randomNumber variable and set it equal to 0
-- [ ] In your click handler, generate a random number and assign it to the randomNumber variable
+- [x] Outside of your click handler, declare a randomNumber variable and set it equal to 0
+- [x] In your click handler, generate a random number and assign it to the randomNumber variable
 
 ### Day 2 Goal 2: Display the random number to the screen
 
-- [ ] Display the randomNumber value on the screen, in the computer choice location
+- [x] Display the randomNumber value on the screen, in the computer choice location
 
 #### Wrap
 
-- [ ] Commit your changes!
+- [X] Commit your changes!
 
 ## Day 3
 
 ### Day 3 Goal 1: Assign different computer choices depending on the random number
 
-- [ ] Write a conditional statement which, given the number range of randomNumber, assigns ‘rock’, ‘paper’ or ‘scissors’ to a computerChoice variable
-- [ ] Update the computer choice location so it displays the computerChoice to the screen
+- [x] Write a conditional statement which, given the number range of randomNumber, assigns ‘rock’, ‘paper’ or ‘scissors’ to a computerChoice variable
+- [x] Update the computer choice location so it displays the computerChoice to the screen
 
 ### Day 3 Goal 2: Increase user experience (BONUS!)
 
-- [ ] Test for edge cases by ensuring that a result appears if the user does not type an acceptable input
+- [x] Test for edge cases by ensuring that a result appears if the user does not type an acceptable input
 
 ## Day 4
 
 ### Day 4 Goal 1: Compare the user choice and computer choice to determine a winner
 
-- [ ] Write a compound conditional statement that compares the userChoice to the computerChoice
-- [ ] Declare a variable to save the winner of the game
-- [ ] Display the winner to the screen in the result div
+- [x] Write a compound conditional statement that compares the userChoice to the computerChoice
+- [x] Declare a variable to save the winner of the game
+- [x] Display the winner to the screen in the result div
 
 ### Day 4 Goal 2: Increase user experience (BONUS!)
 
-- [ ] Test that your game performs correctly in case of a tie
-- [ ] Clear the input value once a result is displayed so your game is ready to play again
+- [x] Test that your game performs correctly in case of a tie
+- [x] Clear the input value once a result is displayed so your game is ready to play again
 
 #### Wrap
 
-- [ ] Commit your changes!
+- [X] Commit your changes!
 
 #### Day 5
 
 ### Day 5 Goal 1: Create a function to handle your computer choice logic
 
-- [ ] Write a function called getRandomComputerChoice that does not accept any parameters and returns computerChoice
-- [ ] Move your `Math.random` inside your function
-- [ ] Move your conditional logic that determines the computer choice inside your function
+- [x] Write a function called getRandomComputerChoice that does not accept any parameters and returns computerChoice
+- [x] Move your `Math.random` inside your function
+- [x] Move your conditional logic that determines the computer choice inside your function
 
 ### Day 5 Goal 2: Call your getRandomComputerChoice function
 
-- [ ] Call your function inside your click handler so that it determines the value of your computerChoice variable
-  - [ ] HINT: Your getRandomComputerChoice function works correctly if it returns rock, paper, or scissors when called
+- [x] Call your function inside your click handler so that it determines the value of your computerChoice variable
+  - [x] HINT: Your getRandomComputerChoice function works correctly if it returns rock, paper, or scissors when called
 
 #### Wrap
 
-- [ ] Commit your changes!
+- [x] Commit your changes!
 
 #### Day 6
 
 ### Day 6 Goal 1: Create a function to handle your winner logic
 
-- [ ] Write a function called chooseWinner that does accepts two parameters and returns winner
-- [ ] Move your compound conditional logic that determines the winner inside your function
+- [x] Write a function called chooseWinner that does accepts two parameters and returns winner
+- [x] Move your compound conditional logic that determines the winner inside your function
 
 ### Day 6 Goal 2: Call your chooseWinner function
 
-- [ ] Call your function inside your click handler so that it determines the value of your winner variable
+- [x] Call your function inside your click handler so that it determines the value of your winner variable
   - [ ] HINT: Your chooseWinner function works correctly if it returns "User wins!", "Computer wins!" or "No one wins!" when called
 
 #### Wrap
 
-- [ ] Commit your changes!
+- [x] Commit your changes!
 
 ## Projects Extensions:
 
 - [ ] Style the page to fit your personality
-- [ ] Validates input so that it will return “Not valid input” if the user types in a wrong choice.
-- [ ] Accepts any form of a word regardless of capitalization (i.e. “Rock” “rock” roCk”)
+- [x] Validates input so that it will return “Not valid input” if the user types in a wrong choice.
+- [x] Accepts any form of a word regardless of capitalization (i.e. “Rock” “rock” roCk”)
 - [ ] Keeps track of total wins and losses, until the page refreshes.
 - [ ] Create a game with more variety in throwing options. Example: [Rock-Paper-Scissors-Lizard-Spock](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock-paper-scissors-lizard-Spock)
 
diff --git a/js/script.js b/js/script.js
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--- a/js/script.js
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@@ -1 +1,80 @@
+//Global Variables
+let randomNumber;
+let computerChoice;
+
+$(".play").click(function () {
+  
+  //User choice
+  let choice = $(".input").val();
+  choice = choice.toLowerCase();
+  if (choice === "rock" || choice === "paper" || choice === "scissors") {
+    $(".userChoice").text(choice);
+  } else {
+    $(".userChoice").text("Invalid Input");
+  }
+
+  //Generate computer's choice
+  computerChoice = getRandomComputerChoice();
+  $(".computerChoice").text(computerChoice);
+
+  chooseWinner(choice, computerChoice)
+  
+  $(".input").val("");
+  
+});
+
+function getRandomComputerChoice() {
+  randomNumber = Math.random() * 3;
+  if (randomNumber < 1) {
+    computerChoice = "rock";
+  } else if (randomNumber < 2) {
+    computerChoice = "paper";
+  } else {
+    computerChoice = "scissors";
+  }
+
+  return computerChoice;
+}
+
+function chooseWinner(choice, computerChoice) {
+  
+  let winner;
+  
+  //draw
+  if (choice === computerChoice) {
+    winner = "";
+    $(".result").text("Draw");
+  }
+
+  //lose
+  if (choice === "rock" && computerChoice === "paper") {
+    winner = " Computer";
+    $(".result").text("YOU LOSE!");
+  }
+  if (choice === "paper" && computerChoice === "scissors") {
+    winner = " Computer";
+    $(".result").text("YOU LOSE!");
+  }
+  if (choice === "scissors" && computerChoice === "rock") {
+    winner = " Computer";
+    $(".result").text("YOU LOSE!");
+  }
+
+  //win
+  if (choice === "rock" && computerChoice === "scissors") {
+    winner = " User";
+    $(".result").text("YOU WIN!");
+  }
+  if (choice === "paper" && computerChoice === "rock") {
+    winner = " User";
+    $(".result").text("YOU WIN!");
+  }
+  if (choice === "scissors" && computerChoice === "paper") {
+    winner = " User";
+    $(".result").text("YOU WIN!");
+  }
+  
+  return winner;
+}
+