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[Jacob S.]

Here the same thing

>    def rock(self):
>        value = "rock"
>        computer_guess == random.choice(["scissors", "paper", "rock"])

>    def scissors(self):
>        value = "scissors"
>        computer_guess == random.choice(["scissors", "paper", "rock"])

> def paper(self):
>        value = "paper"
>        computer_guess == random.choice(["scissors", "paper", "rock"])

In all three functions you have the line
computer_guess == random.choice(["scissors", "paper", "rock"])

This line compares the (undefined) variable "computer_guess" against the 
result of the function call to random.choice. Even if computer_guess was 
defined, it would still discard the result of the comparison. Surely you 
mean to use only *one* equals sign.