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update: figured out THAT particular problem. Now I need to console.log the scores and increment it when either player wins. I made sure to update my code on Github

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I have been beating my brains out for the past few days trying to figure out why the functions being called are undefined.

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Here is how the console.log looks at the start of the game:

Expected Outcome:

When the playRound() is called, the if/else statements should be console.logging the correct statements. Like so:

const playRound = (playerSelection, computerSelection) => {

  playerSelection = playerWeapon();
  computerSelection = selectedWeapons();

  console.log("playerWeapon: ", playerSelection);
  console.log("computerWeapon: ", computerSelection);

  if (computerSelection === "📜" && playerSelection === "🪨") {
    console.log("Computer Wins!");
  } else if (playerSelection === "📜" && computerSelection === "🪨") {
    console.log("You Win!");
  }

  if (computerSelection === "✂" && playerSelection === "📜") {
    console.log("Computer Wins!");
  } else if (playerSelection === "✂" && computerSelection === "📜") {
    console.log("You Win!");
  }

  if (computerSelection === "🪨" && playerSelection === "✂") {
    console.log("Computer Wins!");
  } else if (playerSelection === "🪨" && computerSelection === "✂") {
    console.log("You Win!");
  }

  if (computerSelection === playerSelection) {
      console.log("Tie!");
  }

}

Once I am able to get the code working properly, I will then use DOM manipulation, to have the game results displayed on the webpage instead of the console.

Current Outcome:

In the playRound(), I am calling both the selectedWeapons() and playerWeapon(). But both of the functions, are undefined and I am unable to get the values in the playRound() to use for the if/else statements. BUT, the only console.log message that's given is "Tie".Why is that? 🤔

I tried creating other functions, calling functions in other functions.I've also been playing around with the for..loops and event listeners.

Here is the console.log after playing a few rounds:

Any help is greatly appreciated.