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import random #Allows you to have random numbers, symbols and characters. Also, a built-in module.

def game(score_limit = 3):
    user_score = int(0) #Keeps counts of the users score
    computer_score = int(0) #Keeps count of the computer score




    while user_score != score_limit or computer_score != score_limit: #Shows and lists the scores of the computer and users during the game

            user_selection: str = input(str("Enter your choice: rock, paper, or scissors --->  ")).lower() #Lists the selection of what you can shoose in the game
            my_list = "rock", "paper", "scissors" #list of what is in the variable
            computer_selection = random.choice(my_list) #computer can select random from the list
            print("the computer chose", computer_selection) #printed statement of what the computer chooses

            if computer_selection == "rock" and user_selection == "rock": #computer and user selection
                print ( "Tie!!" ) #computer and user tie because of what they choose

            if computer_selection == "paper" and user_selection == "paper": #computer and user selection
                print ( "Tie!!" ) #computer and user tie due to their choice

            if computer_selection == "scissors" and user_selection == "scissors": #computer and user selection
                print ( "Tie!!" ) #computer and user tie due to waht they choose

            if computer_selection == "paper" and user_selection == "rock": #computer and user selection 
                print ( "The computer scores" ) #computer and user choices and computer scores

                computer_score = computer_score + 1 #computer scores 1 point
                print ( "The computer's score is:", computer_score ) #prints computer score

            if computer_selection == "rock" and user_selection == "paper": #computer and user selection
                print ( "You scored!!" ) #prints that user score due to selection

                user_score = user_score + 1 #users gets 1 point due to selection
                print ( "The user score is:", user_score ) #prints user score

            if computer_selection == "rock" and user_selection == "scissors": #computer and user selection
                print ( "The computer scored" ) #computer scores, printed statement

                computer_score = int ( computer_score ) + 1 #computer score another point
                print ( "The computer's score is:", computer_score ) #printed statement of computer score

            if computer_selection == "scissors" and user_selection == "rock": #computer and user selection
                print ( "You scored" ) #user scores

                user_score = user_score + 1 #user gets another point due to selection
                print ( "The user score is:", user_score ) #printed statement of user score

            if computer_selection == "paper" and user_selection == "scissors": #selection of computer and user
                print ( "You scored" ) #user scored printed statment 

                user_score = user_score + 1 #users gets another point
                print ( "The user score is:", user_score ) #printed statement of user score 

            if computer_selection == "scissors" and user_selection == "paper": #computer and user selction
                print ( "The computer scored" ) #printed statement that computer scored

                computer_score = int ( computer_score ) + 1 #computer got another point
                print ( "The computer_score is:", computer_score ) #computer score, printed statement

                computer_selection = random.choice ( my_list ) #computer selction is random from the list variable

                if user_score == score_limit: #user score and score limit, if equal, user won
                    print("Congrats You Won!!!") #printed statement that user won

                elif computer_score == score_limit: #computer score and score limit, if equal, computer won
                    print("The Computer Won. Better Luck Next Time!") #printed statement that computer won 

                goAgain = input("Go Again <enter> again or No ==>") #go again variable loops the programn
                if goAgain == "No" or goAgain == "no": #if you do not want to play write no
                    print("Nice Game! Have a Good Day!!") #printed statement appears if you wrote no.
                    break #ends program

            
game()

Enter your choice: rock, paper, or scissors --->  rock
the computer chose scissors
You scored
The user score is: 1
Enter your choice: rock, paper, or scissors --->  paper
the computer chose scissors
The computer scored
The computer_score is: 1
Go Again <enter> again or No ==>rock
Enter your choice: rock, paper, or scissors --->  paper
the computer chose rock
You scored!!
The user score is: 2
Enter your choice: rock, paper, or scissors --->  rock
the computer chose paper
The computer scores
The computer's score is: 2
Enter your choice: rock, paper, or scissors --->  paper
the computer chose paper
Tie!!
Enter your choice: rock, paper, or scissors --->  paper
the computer chose scissors
The computer scored
The computer_score is: 3
The Computer Won. Better Luck Next Time!
Go Again <enter> again or No ==>No
Nice Game! Have a Good Day!!