Write a program that will will facilitate a two player game of Paper, Scissors, Rock.The program will do the following:• Print Let's Play Paper, Scissors, Rock!• Collects a move for player one using the string literal Player one move: as the prompt• Collects a move for player two using the string literal Player two move: as the prompt• If there is a winner prints Player X wins where X is the number of the player• Otherwise print It's a drawNotes• You can assume that both players will only enter valid moves, i.e ' paper', 'scissors' or 'rock'.• The case of an input move should not matter, so 'PAPER', 'SCissors' or Rock should also be accepted.• Your program must include and use game_result exactly as defined in question one.• If you don't know how to structure a program perhaps look at the info panel above this question.For example:Input Resultpaper Let's Play Paper, Scissors, Rock!rockPlayer one move: paperPlayer two move: rockPlayer 1 winsRockLet's Play Paper, Scissors, Rock!PaPeR Player one move: RockPlayer two move: PaPeRPlayer 2 winsROCKLet's Play Paper, Scissors, Rock!ROCKPlayer one move: ROCKPlayer two move: ROCKIt's a drawAnswer:Reset answer2 Name: Your nameDate: todayFirst program, plays a game of PSR467- def game_result(move1, move2):89"""game_result *exactly* as defined in question one"""101112 , def main():13"""Runs a single game of PSR"""1415 |main()

I have provided PYTHON CODE along with CODE SCREENSHOT and 4 OUTPUT SCREENSHOTS---------

2 Name: Your name 3 Date: today 4 First program, plays a game of PSR 7. def game_result(move1, move2): 8 "game_result *exactly* as defined in question one""" 10 11 12 def main(): 13 14 15 |main() """Runs a single game of PSR"""

2 Name: Your name 3 Date: today 4 First program, plays a game of PSR 7. def game_result(move1, move2): 8 "game_result exactly as defined in question one""" 10 11 12 def main(): 13 14 15 |main() """Runs a single game of PSR"""

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