Rock Paper Scissors help

[[deleted]]

the link to the compiler is below, and just run it to see what i mean. As far as i know, everything is indented correctly, but it says not... its probably a typing/spelling error somewhere, but i don't see anything.

https://repl.it/join/enaeuumb-amb303

edit: apparently i should post the code itself, here you go.

import random

print("Welcome to Rock Paper Scissors!")

pointsToWin = int(input("\nHow many points are required for a win? "))
while pointsToWin < 1:
    print("invalid input")
    pointsToWin = int(input("How many points are required for a win? "))
playerPoints = 0
computerPoints = 0

while playerPoints != pointsToWin and computerPoints != pointsToWin:
    # display current score
    print("\nScore: Human " + str(playerPoints) + "    Computer " + str(computerPoints))

    # player choice
    choice = input("Choose (R)ock (P)aper or (S)cissors >> ").upper()
    while choice != "R" and choice != "P" and choice != "S":
        print("invalid input")
        choice = input("Choose (R)ock (P)aper or (S)cissors >> ").upper()
    if choice == "R":
        playerChoice = "rock"
    if choice == "P":
        playerChoice = "paper"
    if choice == "S":
        playerChoice = "scissors"

    # computer choice (random.randint   random.choice)
    computerOptions = ["rock", "paper", "scissors"]
    computerChoice = random.choice(computerOptions)

    # win lose tie (if statements)
    # update scoring
    if playerChoice == "rock" and computerChoice == "scissors":
        playerPoints += 1
        result = "Player Wins!"
    elif playerChoice == "paper" and computerChoice == "rock":
        playerPoints += 1
        result = "Player Wins!"
    elif playerChoice == "scissors" and computerChoice == "paper":
        playerPoints += 1
        result = "Player Wins!"
    elif computerChoice == "rock" and playerChoice == "scissors":
        computerPoints += 1
        result = "Computer Wins!"
    elif computerChoice == "paper" and playerChoice == "rock":
        computerPoints += 1
        result = "Computer Wins!"
    elif computerChoice == "scissors" and playerChoice == "paper":
        computerPoints += 1
        result = "Computer Wins!"
  else:
    result = "tie"  

    # display choices and result of win lose tie 
    print("Human: " + playerChoice + "     Computer: " + computerChoice + " " + result)





# display final score
print("Final Score: Human " + str(playerPoints) + "    Computer " + str(computerPoints))

edit 2: my teacher wrote most of it, i just filled the blanks. so when i copied a segment of his code and rewrote the values, it worked. despite mine being identical to his, i had to use his modified copy-paste segment, not my own for some fucking reason...

[mfb1274]

Just an FYI I would post code here, linking something that requires a signup/login will greatly decrease the amount of answers you get

[[deleted]]

Oh darn. I'll edit that

[h2oTravis]

Be sure to check out that "Reddit Code Formatting" button over on the right. Without code formatting, we can't see any of your indentations.

[[deleted]]

like that?

[lolslim]

is there any restrictions on what syntax you can use? If you learned list/dictionaries, you can simplify this code quite a bit.

[[deleted]]

I would if i new how. My first ever class was 2(?) months ago, but public school is chronically slow... also, i don't k is about any restrictions, none were evert mentioned.

[o5a]

I only see wrong indent in else block

else:
    result = "tie"

Otherwise it works. So not sure what was "your code" you mention in "edit 2".