using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

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public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        int weapon = 0;

        Console.WriteLine("Choose a weapon");

        Console.WriteLine("");

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        Console.WriteLine("1. sword");

        Console.WriteLine("2. spear");

        Console.WriteLine("3. axe");

        string choice = Console.ReadLine();

        Int32.TryParse(choice, out weapon);

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        // Print a message based on the choice of weapon. If an invalid choise was made, tell the player they are only use their hands. Use the weapon variable

        switch(weapon) {

            // Player chose a sword

            case 1:

                Console.WriteLine("You pick up a sword!");

                break;

            // Player chose a spear

            case 2:

                Console.WriteLine("This Spear is pretty long.");

                break;

            // Player chose an axe

            case 3:

                Console.WriteLine("Ah yes! A nice strong Axe!");

                break;

            // Player chose to be a badass and use their hands

            default:

                Console.WriteLine("I don't need any weapon other than THESE GUNS!");

                break;

        }

        Console.WriteLine("You arrive at the house, go in?");

        Console.WriteLine("");

        Console.WriteLine("1. yes");

        Console.WriteLine("2. no");

        choice = Console.ReadLine();

        // We goin in m8

        if (choice == "1") { // change the if statement so that this branch is used if the player enters the house

            // if the player is carrying a spear, they must leave their weapon at the door and are now only using their hands, update the weapon variable

            if(weapon == 2) {

                // Check your stuff at the door punk, no spears allowed

                Console.WriteLine("The spear is too long! I can't fit through the door!");

                // Unequip weapon

                weapon = 0;

            }

            Console.WriteLine("");

            Console.WriteLine("");

            Console.WriteLine("A giant rat waits for you, what do you do?");

            Console.WriteLine("");

            Console.WriteLine("1. attack it");

            Console.WriteLine("2. pet it");

            choice = Console.ReadLine();

            bool ratLives = false;

            // Use the weapon variable in the following 2 if statements.

            bool hasWeapon = (new List<int>(){1,2,3}).Contains(weapon);

            if(choice == "1") {

                // if the player attacks with a sword or axe, they will kill the rat, if they attack with their hands, they get bit and die

                if(hasWeapon) { // We have a weapon!

                    Console.WriteLine("I'm armed! Try me, foul rat!");

                } else { // No weapon...

                    Console.WriteLine("I'm boned..");

                    Console.WriteLine("You have died"); return;

                }

            } else {

                // if the player pets the rat, it becomes their friend. If the player was un handed, the rat says an extra message: "i never doubted you"

                ratLives = true;

                Console.WriteLine("There there. I wont hurt you.");

                if(!hasWeapon) { // We aint got noooo weaponifaction

                    Console.WriteLine("Good human. Thanks for sparing me.");

                }

            }

            // no matter what choice the player makes, they leave the house, print a different message if the rat lives or dies, end of program, no more messages should print

            if(ratLives) {

                Console.WriteLine("Hm.. Come with me, Rat. You're my Son now.");

            } else {

                Console.WriteLine("Rest in pepperoni, Rat.");

            }

        } else { // Heckee nawww I'm not going in

            // write a message if the player refuses to enter the house, end of program, no more messages should print

            Console.WriteLine("This isn't Leroy Jenkins... No way pal.");

        }

    }

}