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Python, Rock, Paper, Scissor [Better code help]

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ecently i wanted to test my python knowledge so im taking these challenges, i came across a Rock paper Scissor challenge and i wanted to make it with less code and reuse the same code over and over. The code below is what i have written so far and it works great, i just want to get your opinions, what can i do better? PS: this is not done.

rules = 
 'rock': 
 'scissor': 'smashes'
 ,
 'paper': 
 'rock': 'packs'
 ,
 'scissor': 
 'paper': 'cuts'
 


player_one = input("P1 | Rock, Paper or Scissor: ").lower()
player_two = input("P2 | Rock, Paper or Scissor: ").lower()


def play(p1, p2):
 if p1 in rules:
 if p2 in rules[p1]:
 print(" ".format(p1, rules[p1][p2], p2))

 if p2 in rules:
 if p1 in rules[p2]:
 print(" ".format(p2, rules[p2][p1], p1))

 if p1 not in rules or p2 not in rules:
 print("Invalid input")


if __name__ == '__main__':
 play(player_one, player_two)

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ecently i wanted to test my python knowledge so im taking these challenges, i came across a Rock paper Scissor challenge and i wanted to make it with less code and reuse the same code over and over. The code below is what i have written so far and it works great, i just want to get your opinions, what can i do better? PS: this is not done.

rules = 
 'rock': 
 'scissor': 'smashes'
 ,
 'paper': 
 'rock': 'packs'
 ,
 'scissor': 
 'paper': 'cuts'
 


player_one = input("P1 | Rock, Paper or Scissor: ").lower()
player_two = input("P2 | Rock, Paper or Scissor: ").lower()


def play(p1, p2):
 if p1 in rules:
 if p2 in rules[p1]:
 print(" ".format(p1, rules[p1][p2], p2))

 if p2 in rules:
 if p1 in rules[p2]:
 print(" ".format(p2, rules[p2][p1], p1))

 if p1 not in rules or p2 not in rules:
 print("Invalid input")


if __name__ == '__main__':
 play(player_one, player_two)

python

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ecently i wanted to test my python knowledge so im taking these challenges, i came across a Rock paper Scissor challenge and i wanted to make it with less code and reuse the same code over and over. The code below is what i have written so far and it works great, i just want to get your opinions, what can i do better? PS: this is not done.

rules = 
 'rock': 
 'scissor': 'smashes'
 ,
 'paper': 
 'rock': 'packs'
 ,
 'scissor': 
 'paper': 'cuts'
 


player_one = input("P1 | Rock, Paper or Scissor: ").lower()
player_two = input("P2 | Rock, Paper or Scissor: ").lower()


def play(p1, p2):
 if p1 in rules:
 if p2 in rules[p1]:
 print(" ".format(p1, rules[p1][p2], p2))

 if p2 in rules:
 if p1 in rules[p2]:
 print(" ".format(p2, rules[p2][p1], p1))

 if p1 not in rules or p2 not in rules:
 print("Invalid input")


if __name__ == '__main__':
 play(player_one, player_two)

python

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rules = 
 'rock': 
 'scissor': 'smashes'
 ,
 'paper': 
 'rock': 'packs'
 ,
 'scissor': 
 'paper': 'cuts'
 


player_one = input("P1 | Rock, Paper or Scissor: ").lower()
player_two = input("P2 | Rock, Paper or Scissor: ").lower()


def play(p1, p2):
 if p1 in rules:
 if p2 in rules[p1]:
 print(" ".format(p1, rules[p1][p2], p2))

 if p2 in rules:
 if p1 in rules[p2]:
 print(" ".format(p2, rules[p2][p1], p1))

 if p1 not in rules or p2 not in rules:
 print("Invalid input")


if __name__ == '__main__':
 play(player_one, player_two)

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