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This is the source code for how to implement a rock, paper, scissor game in JA*A. It has a swing GUI interface (using JOptionPane) that   else if (random == 1)    computerInput = paper;   String message = The computer is  + computerInput + . You are      + humanInput;    message += . Computer Won.;   else if (isTie) I have been writing tutorials and posting different projects for a while now, I decided to write an index for easy look up for the different post. They are divided to a few section as the follow. I hope you can find what you are looking for, if not, try to use the search feature located in the lower right side. If you have an question, please feel free to email me or leave me a message in the A taste of python's GUI, Tkinter. Introducing the title, frame, bu*ton, input widget, and what they can do with each other corresponding line numbers, it discuss the use all the things we learned so far Example of why nest while loop is bad, and how to use one if you really must have it. Plus counter solutions. A very simple demonstration of Python's Regular Expression, in particular, how to validate if a telephone number is in the format we integer and float from the string. Beginner style! No regular expression used. Example of 3 different way you can insert some characters into the string First thing we have to understand is how the time actually work. If you do, you can skip ahead to the next section. I was not completely sure how the time work. I confirmed from the search on google and here is what it said. We use the similar code as the Clock, there is a Lable (a textbox) called timeText, and we will update it every 1 centisecond, and increment our time sturcture by 1 as well. Take a look at the way it is designed. Notice in the actual code it is initialized to 0,0,0. But it then created a problem of not being show as 00:00:00 as a normal stop watch would. One way to get around this is to use the string's format.() function.