So I am working on a rock paper scissors, like game but when I picked rock paper or scissors which were designated as 4, 5, and 6 and when I typed in 4 for rock it said 0 instead of saying win or lose like I set it to do. Does anyone know how to fix it?

In this case, you need only two variables, your choice and rival's choice. Could you refer to the following description? INPUT CHOICE RIVAL=RND(3)+4 '<- choose value 4-6 at random IF CHOICE==4 THEN IF RIVAL==5 THEN PRINT "WIN" IF RIVAL==6 THEN PRINT "LOSE" IF RIVAL==4 THEN PRINT "TIE" ENDIF 'write conditional branch yourself in case of CHOICE==5 and CHOICE==6

Hanzo's written the code that you need to use, but I want to add this for your own understanding. The reason it was printing a 0 is in line 11. When you write "... THEN PRINT A==4", it's not making the assignment that you want it to. It's actually evaluating "A==4", deciding that the answer is FALSE (0), and PRINTing that answer.

The correct statement would be: IF CHOICE==4 THEN A=4