I am studying and practicing Python; this is my Rock-Paper-Scissors game I've built from scratch.
I saw this task is for beginners. When writing this in all the examples I saw dozens of lines of code with `if` `elif` `else` statements.
I decided to write the shortest program for this game.

I'm just looking for any comments, improvements or bad habits. Any comments at all are welcome!

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    import random

    my_win = 0
    my_loss = 0
    my_tie = 0


    def game():

        global my_tie, my_loss, my_win

        var = {'scissors':(0,1,0),
               'paper':(0,0,1),
               'rock':(1,0,0)}
    
        user = input("Please choice scissors, paper or rock: ")
        while user not in ['scissors', 'paper', 'rock']:
                user = input("Please choice scissors, paper or rock: ")
        computer = random.choice(['scissors','paper','rock'])
    
        print(f"USER - {user} \nCOMPUTER - {computer}")

        for k, v in var.items():
            if k == user:
                one = int(v.index(1))
            if k == computer:
                two = int(v.index(1))

        if one < two:
            print(f"USER with {user} - WIN!")
            my_win += 1
        elif one == two:
            print("==TIE==")
            my_tie += 1
        else:
            print(f"COMPUTER with {computer} - WIN!")
            my_loss += 1
        

        def results():

            print ("You win %d times!" % my_win)
            print ("You lose %d times!" % my_loss)
            print ("You tie %d times!" % my_tie)
    

    if __name__ == "__main__":
        game()

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