C # Handling Scissors issues (non-forms)

Scissors, 5 innings 3 wins, requires the use of common variables.

Namespace structure Review _ Common variables

{

Class Program

{public int rz=0;

public int dz = 0;

public string BJ (int a, int b)

{

int d = A-B;

if (d==-2| | D==1)

{

return "person";

}

else if (d==2| | D==-1)

{

return "Computer";

}

Else

{

Return "and";

}

}

static void Main (string[] args)

{Random SJ = new Random ();

Program Zdy=new program ();

while (Zdy.rz < 3 && Zdy.dz < 3)

{

Console.WriteLine ("Please enter the digital code of the Scissors stone cloth (1 for scissors, 2 for stone, 3 for cloth):");

int a = Int. Parse (Console.ReadLine ());

int b = SJ. Next (1,4);

String JG = ZDY.BJ (A, b);

Switch (JG)

{

Case "Person":

zdy.rz++;

Console.WriteLine ("You win this Council");

Break

Case "Computer":

zdy.dz++;

Console.WriteLine ("Computer wins in this Council");

Break

Case "and":

Console.WriteLine ("Draw in this council");

Break

}

}

if (Zdy.rz > Zdy.dz)

{

Console.WriteLine ("You Won");

}

Else

{

Console.WriteLine ("You Lost");

}

Console.ReadLine ();

}

}

}

C # Handling Scissors issues (non-forms)