//Im going to be honest I just started to program in C#(I came from python) and idk what any of this stuff does too much but I do know its important!

using System;

public class Program

{

    //My best guess on what this does is that this creates the console/ output screen?

    public static void Main()

    {//Start of main,I just keep track of this because I sometimes get confused on where I can put my code(all my code has to be in here or else it dont work)

        //Player move variables. It keeps track/store of the moves/choices they've made for later

        string XOR = "0";

        string COR = "0";

        int TOR = 0;

        int POR = 0;

        //Title "screen".

        Console.WriteLine("TIC TAC TOE");

        //Gives space between Title "screen" and instructions to player 1.

        Console.WriteLine();

        //Instructions to player 1.

        Console.WriteLine("P1 Make your move!|| 1 for rock, 2 for paper, and 3 for scissors");

        //Keeps track of the choices made by player 1 for future use.

        XOR = Console.ReadLine();

        //This command has two purposes. One to make the console/output screen more concise and clean looking and two to keep player 2 from cheating.

        Console.Clear();

        //This chunk is the exact same as the last but for player 2 instead of 1.

        Console.WriteLine("P2 Make your move!||rock, paper, and scissors");

        COR = Console.ReadLine();

        Console.Clear();

        //Player/user 1 input being proccesed

        if (XOR == "rock" || XOR == "Rock" || XOR == "Pebbles" || XOR == "pebbles" || XOR == "Pebble" || XOR == "pebble"|| XOR == "r" || XOR == "R" || XOR == "1"){ TOR = 1;}

        if (XOR == "paper" || XOR == "Paper" || XOR == "p" || XOR == "P" || XOR == "2"){ TOR = 2;}

        if (XOR == "scissors" || XOR == "Scissors" || XOR == "scissor" || XOR == "Scissor" || XOR == "s" || XOR == "S" || XOR == "3"){ TOR = 1;}

        //same for p2

        if (COR == "rock" || COR == "Rock" || COR == "Pebbles" || COR == "pebbles" || COR == "Pebble" || COR == "pebble"|| COR == "r" || COR == "R" || COR == "1"){ POR = 1;}

        if (COR == "paper" || COR == "Paper" || COR == "p" || COR == "P" || COR == "2"){ POR = 2;}

        if (COR == "scissors" || COR == "Scissors" || COR == "scissor" || COR == "Scissor" || XOR == "s" || COR == "S" || COR == "3"){ POR = 1;}

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        //Tells players that they've both made their moves and now they can enter any key to see who won

        Console.WriteLine("All players have made their move.Type any key to continue to the results");

        Console.ReadLine();

        if (TOR == 1 && POR == 2 || TOR == 2 && POR == 3 || TOR == 3 && POR == 1){Console.WriteLine("Player 2 Wins!");}

        if (POR == 1 && TOR == 2 || POR == 2 && TOR == 3 || POR == 3 && TOR == 1){Console.WriteLine("Player 1 Wins!");}

        if (POR == 1 && TOR == 1 || POR == 2 && TOR == 2 || POR == 3 && TOR == 3){Console.WriteLine("It's a Tie, Nobody Wins!");}

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        //This is so that the [ Console.Clear(); ] command below has to wait on User input to continue

        Console.ReadLine();

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        //Keeps console/ output screen looking clean

        Console.Clear();

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    }//End of main

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}