"""Simple version of rock paper and scissors."""
from random import choice

def normalize_user_name(name: str) -> str:
    """
    Simple function gets player name as input and capitalizes it.

    :param name: name of the player
    :return: A name that is capitalized.
    """
    c_name = name.capitalize()
    return c_name

def reverse_user_name(name: str) -> str:
    """
    Function that takes in name as a parameter and reverses its letters. The name should also be capitalized.

    :param name: name of the player
    :return: A name that is reversed.
    """
    rev = name[::-1]
    c_rev = normalize_user_name(rev)
    return c_rev


def check_user_choice(choice: str) -> str:
    """
    Function that checks user's choice.

    The choice can be uppercase or lowercase string, but the choice must be
    either rock, paper or scissors. If it is, then return a choice that is lowercase.
    Otherwise return 'Sorry, you entered unknown command.'
    :param choice: user choice
    :return: choice or an error message
    """
    choice = str(choice).lower()
    if choice == "rock":
        return "rock"
    elif choice == "paper":
        return "paper"
    elif choice == "scissors":
        return "scissors"






def determine_winner(name: str, user_choice: str, computer_choice: str, reverse_name: bool = False) -> str:
    """
    Determine the winner returns a string that has information about who won.

    You should use the functions that you wrote before. You should use check_user_choice function
    to validate the user choice and use normalize_user_name for representing a correct name. If the
    function parameter reverse is true, then you should also reverse the player name.
    NB! Use the previous functions that you have written!

    :param name:player name
    :param user_choice:
    :param computer_choice:
    :param reverse_name:
    :return:
    """
    if reverse_name:
        n = reverse_user_name(name)
    c = user_choice
    n = normalize_user_name(name)
    computer_choice = check_user_choice(computer_choice)
    if c == computer_choice:
        return f"{n} had {c} and computer had {computer_choice}, hence it is a draw."
    elif c == "paper":
        if computer_choice == "scissors":
            return f"{n} had {c} and computer had {computer_choice}, hence computer wins."
        else:
            return f"{n} had {c} and computer had {computer_choice}, hence {n} wins."
    elif c == "rock":
        if computer_choice == "paper":
            return f"{n} had {c} and computer had {computer_choice}, hence computer wins."
        else:
            return f"{n} had {c} and computer had {computer_choice}, hence {n} wins."
    elif c == "scissors":
        if computer_choice == "rock":
            return f"{n} had {c} and computer had {computer_choice}, hence computer wins."
        else:
            return f"{n} had {c} and computer had {computer_choice}, hence {n} wins."
    else:
        return "There is a problem determining the winner."




def play_game() -> None:
    """
    Enables you to play the game you just created.
    :return:
    """
    user_name = input("What is your name? ")
    play_more = True
    while play_more:
        computer_choice = choice(['rock', 'paper', 'scissors'])
        user_choice = check_user_choice(input("What is your choice? "))
        print(determine_winner(user_name, user_choice, computer_choice))
        play_more = True if input("Do you want to play more ? [Y/N] ").lower() == 'y' else False


if __name__ == "__main__":
    print(normalize_user_name('ago'))  # Ago
    print(normalize_user_name('AGO'))  # Ago
    print(normalize_user_name('MaRtInA'))  # Martina

    print(reverse_user_name('MaRtInA'))  # Anitram
    print(reverse_user_name('AGO'))  # Oga

    print(check_user_choice('rock'))  # rock
    print(check_user_choice('ROCK'))  # rock
    print(check_user_choice('midagi on viltu'))  # Sorry, you entered unknown command.

    # 50% on juba tehtud, tubli töö!

    print(determine_winner('ago', 'rock', 'paper'))  # Ago had rock and computer had paper, hence computer wins.
    print(determine_winner('ago', 'rock', 'paper', True))  # Oga had rock and computer had paper, hence computer wins.
    print(
        determine_winner('loORa', 'SCISSORS', 'paper'))  # Loora had scissors and computer had paper, hence Loora wins.
    print(determine_winner('Shakira', 'waka waka', 'fire'))  # There is a problem determining the winner.
    print(determine_winner('Shakira', 'rock',
                           'sciSSOrs'))  # Shakira had rock and computer had scissors, hence Shakira wins.