player_score>=computer_score makes computer win even when they score the same. A comparison should be > instead of `>=' (same for the next clause).

The game as coded may terminate early (before reaching 5 rounds). For me, it contradict the requirements.

User input shall be validated (is it really a number?) somehow.

I don't know if you covered functions already. If so, factor out all the copy-pastes into functions.

player_score>=computer_score makes the computer win even when they score the same. A comparison should be > instead of >= (same for the next clause).

The game, as coded, may terminate early (before reaching 5 rounds). For me, it contradicts the requirements.

User input shall be validated (is it really a number?) somehow.

I don't know if you covered functions already. If so, factor out all the copy-pastes into functions.

player_score>=computer_score makes computer win even when they score the same. A comparison should be > instead of `>=' (same for the next clause).

The game as coded may terminate early (before reaching 5 rounds). For me, it contradict the requirements.

User input shall be validated (is it really a number?) somehow.

I don't know if you covered functions already. If so, factor out all the copy-pastes into functions.

player_score>=computer_score makes computer win even when they score the same. A comparison should be > instead of `>=' (same for the next clause).

The game as coded may terminate early (before reaching 5 rounds). For me, it contradict the requirements.

User input shall be validated (is it really a number?) somehow.

I don't know if you covered functions already. If so, factor out all the copy-pastes into functions.