import random, time

# Assign lists.
possiblePlays = ["r", "p", "s"]
possiblePlaysFull = ["Rock", "Paper", "Scissors"]

# into
print("-=+ ROCK PAPER SCISSORS +=-")
print('Type "R" for rock\n"P" for paper\nand "S" for scissors\n(I guess you can type out the whole word as well...)')

# make lose and win modules.
def lose():
    print("You lose!\n")

def win():
    print("You win!\n")


# You wont guess what this does!
# Gets user input
def main():
    ## LOGIC.
    #if userPlay == computerPlay:
    #    print("Tie! Play again!")
    #    main()
    #elif userPlay == "r" and computerPlay == "p":
    #    lose()
    #elif userPlay == "r" and computerPlay == "s":
    #    win()
    #elif userPlay == "p" and computerPlay == "r":
    #    win()
    #elif userPlay == "p" and computerPlay == "s":
    #    lose()
    #elif userPlay == "s" and computerPlay == "r":
    #    lose()
    #elif userPlay == "s" and computerPlay == "p":
    #    win()
    #else:
    #    print("Not a valid option! Try again.")
    #    main()

    results = {
        "rr": main,
        "pp": main,
        "ss": main,
        "rp": lose,
        "rs": win,
        "pr": win,
        "ps": lose,
        "sr": lose,
        "sp": lose
    }

    while True:
        # Get user input
        userPlay = str.lower(input("--> "))
        
        # Computer randomly selects item from list
        computerIndex = random.randrange(0,3)
        computerPlay = possiblePlays[computerIndex]

        # Show what the computer plays
        print(f"Computer plays: {possiblePlaysFull[computerIndex]}")
        
        response = ""
        response += userPlay[0]
        response += computerPlay

        try:
            results[response]()
        except KeyError:
            print("Not an option.")

# if name main. idk why I randomly started to do this but hey ho.
if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()