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Line 432: =={{header\|D}}== {{trans\|Python}} <lang d>import std.stdio, std.~~algorithm~~random, std.~~random~~string, std.~~string~~array; enum string[] order = ["rock", "paper", "scissors"]; int[string] choiceFrequency; // mutable immutable(string[string]) whatBeats; nothrow pure static this() { whatBeats = ["paper": "scissors", "scissors": "rock", Line 444: } string checkWinner(in string a, in string b) pure nothrow { if (b == whatBeats[a]) return b; Line 464: while (true) { write("Your choice: "); ~~const~~immutable string humanChoice = readln().strip().toLower(); if (humanChoice == "") break; if (humanChoice !~~canFind(order,~~in ~~humanChoice)~~whatBeats) { writeln("Wrong input: ", humanChoice); continue; } ~~const~~immutable compChoice = getRandomChoice(); write("Computer picked ", compChoice, ", "); // Don't register the player choice until after // the computer has made its choice. choiceFrequency[humanChoice]++; ~~string~~immutable winner = checkWinner(humanChoice, compChoice); if (winner ~~== ""~~.empty) ~~winner =~~ writeln("nobody wins!"); ~~writeln(winner, " wins!");~~else writeln(winner, " wins!"); } }</lang>

Rock-paper-scissors (view source)