RPS-extended

from random import choice

plays = ["Rock", "Paper", "Scissors"]

#outcome function
def outcome(winner, pscore, cscore):
  print("\n")
  if winner == "Player":
    print(winner + " score!")
    pscore += 1
    return pscore
  elif winner == "Computer":
    print(winner + " score!")
    cscore +=1
    return cscore
  else:
    print("Draw!")
  print("\n")

#main game function
def rock_paper_scissors():
  #set up player scores and loop exit condition
  quit = False
  p_score = 0
  c_score = 0
  while quit == False:
    #try running game code; if inout is incorrect format, remind user
    try:
      #collect user choice input and randomly choose computer move using choice mthod from random library
      user_choice = int(input("Type the number for your choice of action: Rock[0], Paper[1], Scissors[2] or Quit[other]?"))
      computer_play = choice(plays)

      #If the user chose a game move by typing 0-2, print their corresponding choice and the computer's too
      print("\n")
      if user_choice >= 0 and user_choice <= 2:
        user_play = plays[user_choice]
        print("Player chooses: " + user_play)
        print("Computer chooses: " + computer_play)
      #if the user chose 3 they wish to end the game; make user_play Quit so no conditions match
      else:
        print("Player chooses: Quit")
        quit = True
        user_play = "Quit"

      #Draw conditions
      if computer_play == user_play:
        outcome("draw", p_score, c_score)

      #Rock conditions
      elif user_play == "Rock" and computer_play == "Scissors":
        p_score = outcome("Player", p_score, c_score)

      #Paper conditions
      elif user_play == "Paper" and computer_play == "Rock":
        p_score = outcome("Player", p_score, c_score)

      #Scissors conditions
      elif user_play == "Scissors" and computer_play == "paper":
        p_score = outcome("Player", p_score, c_score)

      #quit condition
      elif user_play == "Quit":
        print("Thanks for playing!")
        quit = True

      #Computer win condition
      else:
        c_score = outcome("Computer", p_score, c_score)

      #print new line and return player and computer scores
      print("\n")
      print("Player score: " + str(p_score), "Computer score: " + str(c_score))
      print("\n")

    #if input is not an integer, remind user
    except ValueError:
      print("\n")
      print("Incorrect input format; input must be an integer!")
      print("\n")

#calling game function
rock_paper_scissors()