Write a Python program that plays the rock-paper-scissors game, that following happens: Rock breaks scissors Paper covers rock Scissors cut paper There is a tie (both players picked the same thing)...

Write a Python program that plays the rock-paper-scissors game, that following happens:

• Rock breaks scissors


• Paper covers rock


• Scissors cut paper


• There is a tie (both players picked the same thing)

Fulfillments:

1. Your program should have at least 2 functions, including a main() function (no global variables or global code other than a call to main within an if-statement)


2. You should use at least one multi-way if-statement (using "elif").


3. You should use at least one logical "and" or "or" in your program


4. You should always output who won (unless there's a tie).


5. Every function (except main) needs to have a comment in a triple-quoted string at the beginning, briefly explaining what it does.


6. Have a repeat function that asks the user if they want to exit the game (ask the user whether he/she wants to continue the game.)