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Hey, welcome back.

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This lesson we're going to check to see who the winner is of the dice roll.

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So creating another method within our constructor object using the method and we're going to create

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a brandnew function.

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And in this function, we're going to take in a few parameters.

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We need role one and rule two.

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So we have something, some values that we can use to make the comparison.

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So checking to see if role one is greater than role two.

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We know that the winner of this is going to be being returned back player wins, assuming that the first

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one is the player that's being Pastan.

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And then also we'll do another check to see if role two is greater than roll one.

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So there can only really be three possibilities return.

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And this means that the computer wins.

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And again, we're hoping that rule one is for the player.

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Role two is for the computer.

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And if that changes, then, of course, you do need to change and adjust your messaging.

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And if we don't have one winning over the other, then this is just simply a tie.

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So we're turned back a tie.

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So now we've got a way to check and we're not going to see anything quite different yet.

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And that means that we need to check to see who the winner is.

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So let's use that game object and the brand new checker method that we just created and taking in the

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player role and then also the computer roll.

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And remember, it does have to be in that order and I'll log out whatever is being returned from winner.

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So let's see what happens.

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So role here, player wins role again, computer wins and we should also output those values.

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So let's take dice and we're going to update that message so that, again, for those of for those of

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us that are sharing the game or don't like to look into the console to see what the values are, let's

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output that and say player and we'll get the value of the player role versus and then this is the computer

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role.

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And that means that whatever the value of winner is, we'll just have put that message.

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It's a very simple message here.

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And we see player six versus one.

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So the computer got a one.

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We could also output as well computer.

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So let's try that again.

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So player five versus computer five.

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So that's a tie game.

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Player five versus computer three.

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So that means the player wins another tie and this time player got a four versus computer five.

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So that means the computer wins.

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So now we've got a quick little function in game.

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Have some fun with it.

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Try it out.