using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        //remember, a single = sets the value of an interger, where as two == is compairing. EG. if (number == 3) {number = 2} checks if number is 3, then sets it to 2.

        int maxHP = 10;

        int hP = 10;

        //when you do not set a value for a variable, it defaults to 0, false, or nothing.

        int atk = 0;

        int fp = 0;

        int def = 0;

        int init = 0;

        int killCount = 0;

        int enemyHP = 0;

        int dmg;

        //int is a whole number, bool is a true/false toggle. 

        bool firstTurn = true;

        bool choice = false;

        //this will be refferenced for every random number we need.

        Random rnd = new Random();

        //strings are a colection of characters, such as wrighting. Numbers will not have a value, just a symbol. 

        string name;

        //WriteLine shows text to your players. the text contained withing "quotation" marks is what actually gets shown.

        Console.WriteLine("Enter Username");

        name = Console.ReadLine();

        //notice how there are breaks in the quotation marks with a variable name? This will insert the variable into the text.

        //For strings this is straightforward, but it also works for int's, bools and floats. These will give their current value as a number. 

        Console.WriteLine(name + "Registered. Enter Prefered Defence");

        Console.WriteLine(name + " uses a 1: F6 Laser Blade. 2: Blaster. 3: Hover Sheild.");

        //while statements will loop till the condition is not met. 

        while (choice == false)

        {

            string option = Console.ReadLine();

            //an if statement will trigger if the conditions in the brackets are met.

            //when checking strings (which is text players enter) always use quotation marks.

            if (option == "1")

            {

                //these set the player stats based on their choice.

                def = 2;

                atk = 3;

                fp = 0;

                init = 1;

                Console.WriteLine(name + " Aquired F6 Laser Blade. Simulation Booting. Executing Game.EXE. Running Program. Game Start.");

                //this will break the while statement. 

                choice = true;

            }

            //"else if" statements will not trigger if the first "if" statement does, but otherwise work just like if statements. 

            else if (option == "2")

            {

                //these set the player stats based on their choice.

                def = 0;

                atk = 3;

                fp = 3;

                init = 2;

                Console.WriteLine(name + " Aquired Blaster. Simulation Booting. Executing Game.EXE. Running Program. Game Start.");

                //this will break the while statement. 

                choice = true;

            }

            else if (option == "3")

            {

                //these set the player stats based on their choice.

                def = 4;

                atk = 1;

                fp = 2;

                init = 3;

                Console.WriteLine(name + " Aquired Hover Sheild. Simulation Booting. Executing Game.EXE. Running Program. Game Start.");

                //this will break the while statement. 

                choice = true;

            }

            //an else statement will not trigger if any of the proceding if or else if statements trigger, but will trigger no matter what if none of them do.

            //this makes them useful for catching mistakes where numbers or player error would otherwise mess things up.

            else

            {

                Console.WriteLine("You have entered an invalid option, please try again.");

            }

            //if the code makes it to this point, the last curly bracket in the while statement, it will check to see if the while statment is still valid.

            //if it is, it will repeat. Otherwise it will move on.

        }

        //now that we are outside the while statement, I am re setting this bool so that it can be used again.

        choice = false;

        //the following while statement will always be true! the rest of our code will be in this statement. 

        //The only way to get out of a "true" while statement is to use the line of code "break", which will send us to the end of game code.

        while (true)

        {

            bool playerTurn = false;

            Console.WriteLine("Welcome To The Agency Training Simulation");

            Console.WriteLine("A serpentine creature with webbed wings, long arms and a fanged mouth flies at you from over the water!");

            enemyHP = 5;

            //double anpersans (&&) means both the thing before them and the thing after them must be true for the thing to happen.

            while (enemyHP > 0 && hP > 0)

            {

                //if you only have 1 line of code that follows a statement, you do not need {curly brackets}

                if (firstTurn && init > 1)

                    playerTurn = true;

                else if (firstTurn)

                    playerTurn = false;

                firstTurn = false;

                //! means not, so != means does not equal true. 

                if (playerTurn != true)

                {

                    Console.WriteLine("The creature swoops down and attacks!");

                    //when changing a value, you can use -= to reduce by a value, and += to increase by a value.

                    //The value can be an equasion. For this equasion, HP will be reduced by 2 + a random number between 0 and 3, munus defense.

                    dmg = (2 + rnd.Next(0,3)) - def;

                    //this next line makes sure damage does not become a negative number.

                    if (dmg < 0)

                        dmg = 0;

                    hP -= dmg;

                    Console.WriteLine(name + " has taken " + dmg + " damage! And has " + hP + " health left.");

                    if (hP <= 0)

                        break;

                    playerTurn = true;

                }

                else

                {

                    Console.WriteLine("What shall " + name + " do? 1: attack 2: magic");

                    string option = Console.ReadLine();

                    if (option == "1")

                    {

                        dmg = (atk + rnd.Next(0,3)) -1;

                        if (dmg < 0)

                            dmg = 0;

                        enemyHP -= dmg;

                        Console.WriteLine(name + " attacks the creature! The creature takes " + dmg + " damage!");

                        playerTurn = false;

                    }

                    else if (option == "2")

                    {

                        dmg = (mgk + rnd.Next(0,4)) -2;

                        if (dmg < 0)

                            dmg = 0;

                        enemyHP -= dmg;

                        Console.WriteLine(name + " casts a spell at the creature! The creature takes " + dmg + " damage!");

                        playerTurn = false;

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                    }

                    else

                    Console.WriteLine ("You have entered an invalid input. Please try again.");

                }

            }

            if (hP <= 0)

                break;

            else

            {

                Console.WriteLine(name + " has defeated his enemie! Now " + name + " can rest.");

                dmg = rnd.Next(2,5);

                hP += dmg;

                if (hP > maxHP)

                    hP = maxHP;

                killCount++;

                Console.WriteLine(name + " now has " + hP + " health.");

            }

        }

        if (hP <= 0)

            Console.WriteLine("You have fallen!");

        Console.WriteLine("You slew " + killCount + " enemies!");

        Console.WriteLine("The End!");

    }

}

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