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import streamlit as st

def move_tank():
    return "Tank moved."

def shoot_cannon():
    return "Cannon fired."

def avoid_obstacle():
    return "Obstacle avoided."

controls = {"m": move_tank, "s": shoot_cannon, "a": avoid_obstacle}

def get_best_mission(player1_switches, player2_switches):
    # Implement your code to calculate the best mission here
    # Based on the theory of Atari Combat
    # Return the best mission as a string
    return "Mission 3"

def main():
    st.title("Atari Combat Adventure Game")
    st.write("Welcome to the Atari Combat Adventure Game!")
    st.write("You are about to embark on a journey that will test your tank combat skills and strategic thinking.")

    # Take input from the user for Player 1
    st.subheader("Player 1")
    p1_s1 = st.selectbox("Switch 1", [0, 1])
    p1_s2 = st.selectbox("Switch 2", [0, 1])
    p1_s3 = st.selectbox("Switch 3", [0, 1])
    p1_s4 = st.selectbox("Switch 4", [0, 1])
    
    # Take input from the user for Player 2
    st.subheader("Player 2")
    p2_s1 = st.selectbox("Switch 1", [0, 1], key="p2_s1")
    p2_s2 = st.selectbox("Switch 2", [0, 1], key="p2_s2")
    p2_s3 = st.selectbox("Switch 3", [0, 1], key="p2_s3")
    p2_s4 = st.selectbox("Switch 4", [0, 1], key="p2_s4")
    
    # Calculate the best mission based on the inputs
    best_mission = get_best_mission([p1_s1, p1_s2, p1_s3, p1_s4], [p2_s1, p2_s2, p2_s3, p2_s4])
    
    # Output the best mission to the user
    st.subheader("Best Mission")
    st.write(best_mission)

    # Start the game
    st.write("Let's start the game!")
    st.write("You are in a tank and your opponent is on the other side of the battlefield.")
    st.write("Use the following keys to control your tank:")
    st.write("'m' to move, 's' to shoot, 'a' to avoid obstacles.")

    while True:
        # Get input from the user
        key_pressed = st.text_input("Press a key to continue...")
        
        # Get the corresponding control function using the key pressed
        control_function = controls.get(key_pressed.lower())
        
        # Call the control function and print the output
        if control_function:
            st.write(control_function())
        else:
            st.write("Invalid input. Please try again.")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()