def makeCraftingGrid(name, A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, B3, C1, C2, C3):
    grid = [name, A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, B3, C1, C2, C3]
    return grid

#Define Some Recipes
pickaxe = makeCraftingGrid("pickaxe", "wood", "wood", "wood", "    ", "stick", "    ", "    ", "stick", "    ")
sword = makeCraftingGrid("sword", "    ", "wood", "    ", "    ", "wood", "    ", "    ", "stick", "    ")
craftingTable = makeCraftingGrid("crafting table", "    ", "    ", "    ", "    ", "Wood", "Wood", "    ", "Wood", "Wood")

#This method returns a string for I can print the arrays in a nicer fashion more reminiscent of the game
def printCraftingGrid(grid):
    gridString = "Recipe for a " + grid[0] + ": \n" + grid[1] + " " + grid[2] + " " + grid[3] + "\n" + grid[4] + " " + grid[5] + " " + grid[6] + "\n" + grid[7] + " " + grid[8] + " " + grid[9]    
    return gridString

#Define a dict of the recipe gridStrings
recipeDict = {
    "pickaxe": printCraftingGrid(pickaxe),
    "sword": printCraftingGrid(sword),
    "crafting table": printCraftingGrid(craftingTable)
  }

#Loop until told to stop
run = True

while(run):
    print("What recipe do you want to see? Type stop to stop the program. All lowercase please.")
    recipeInput = input()

    if(recipeInput != "stop"):
        print(recipeDict.get(recipeInput))
    else:
        print("Stopping program...")
        run = False
   

   
   
    

dataDict = {
    "First Name":"Colin",
    "Last Name":"Weis",  
    "Name of Dog":"Ollie",  
    "Favorite Restaurant":"Rubios",  
    "School":"DNHS",  
    "City of Residence":"San Diego",  
}

for key in dataDict:
    print(key + ": " + dataDict[key])