RockPaperScissor.py

'''
this is the 8th exercise of practice python
'''
'''
Make a two-player Rock-Paper-Scissors game. (Hint: Ask for player plays (using input), compare them, print out a message of congratulations to the winner, and ask if the players want to start a new game)

Remember the rules:
•Rock beats scissors
•Scissors beats paper
•Paper beats rock
'''

'''
Rock paper scissor game
'''
'''
You can play with computer or 2 players
'''
import random
print("\t\t Rock Paper Scissor\t\t")
computerChoice = ['rock','paper','scissor']
def play(input1,input2):
	if (input1 == input2 ):
		print("Both are equal ! Try Again")
	elif((input1 == 'rock') and (input2 == 'paper')):
		print("player 2 won!")
	elif((input1 == 'paper') and (input2 == 'rock')):
		print("player 1 won!")
	elif(input1 == 'scissor' and input2 == 'rock'):
		print("Player 2 won!")
	elif(input1 == 'rock' and input2 == 'scissor'):
		print("Player 1 won!")
	elif(input1 == 'paper' and input2 == 'scissor'):
		print("Player 2 won!")
	elif(input1 == 'scissor' and input2 == 'paper'):
		print("Player 1 won!")
	elif(input1 == 'rock' and input2 == 'scissor'):
		print("Player 1 won!")
	elif(input1 == 'scissor' and input2 == 'rock'):
		print("player 2 won!")
	else:
		print("end")
print("Player 1 - input")
choice = int(input("Do you want to play with computer or with player?\n Press 1 for computer\n press 2 for player"))
if(choice == 2):
	inp1 = input("Enter rock or paper or scissor - player 1")
	inp1.upper()
	print("Player 2 - input")
	inp2 = input("Enter rock or paper or scissor - player 2")
	inp2.upper()
	play(inp1,inp2)
elif(choice == 1):
	print("player 1 is computer")
	compChoice = random.choice(computerChoice)
	inp3 = input("Enter rock or paper or scissor - player 2")
	inp3.upper()
	play(compChoice,inp3)