#this creates a class named Player
class Player(object):
#this creates a function called __init__ and it has the parameters self, player, age, and goals and you set the 1,2,and 3rd parameters to self
	def __init__(self, player, age, goals):
		self.player = player
		self.age = age
		self.goals = goals
#the getStats fucntion stores the information of the player like their name, age, and goals
	def getStats(self):
		summary = "Player: " + self.player + "\n"
		summary = summary + "Age: " + self.age + "\n"
		summary = summary + "Goals: " + self.goals + "\n"
		return summary
print(getStats)
#the getGoals function returns the goals the player has scored
    def getGoals(self):
    return self.goals
print(getGoals)
#myPlayers is an empty list that the user can add players later on
myPlayers = []
#used to create a while statement later on
sport = "soccer"

#the while statement is used so that the user can see the options they can choose
while sport == "soccer":
  print("What would you like to do? Enter the number of your choice and press enter.")
  print("(1) Add a player")
  print("(2) Print all players")
  print("(3) Print average number of goals for all payers")

#response is equal to raw_input to let the user decide what option they want to choose
  response = input()
#if the user chooses 1 it will ask the the player's info
  if response == 1:
    print("Enter your player's name and press enter")
    playerName = input()
    print("Enter age of the player")
    playerAge = input()
    print("How many goals have they scored this season?")
    playerGoals = input()
    my_Player = Player(playerName, playerAge, playerGoals)
    myPlayers.append(my_Player)
    print("Player now added to the team!")
#this will run if the user chooses choice 2 and it will display the players by using the getStats method
  elif response == 2:
    print("Here's a list of the players")
    for p in myPlayers:
      print(p.getStats())
#this will print if the user chooses choice 3 and it will print the average number of goals each player made
  elif response == 3:
    count = 1
    number = 1
    for l in myPlayers:
      count = count + int(l.getGoals())
      number = number + 1
      print(count / number)