Rock, paper, scissors spelling error

[banidjamali]

validate the user input

Thank you! they both helped a lot.
I did this:

player1 = input("Give player 1 a name:\n")
player2 = input("Give player 2 a name:\n")

choices = ['rock', 'paper', 'scissors']
def move(player):
    while True:
        choice = input(f"{player}, choose one:(rock/paper/scissors) ")
        if choice in choices: return choice
        print("Check the spelling.")

wins = {'rock': 'scissors', 'paper': 'rock', 'scissors': 'paper' }
while True:
    choice1 = move(player1)
    choice2 = move(player2)
    print(f"{player2} wins!" if choice1 == wins[choice2] else f"{player1} wins!" if choice2 == wins[choice1] else "Same!")
    if input("Continue?(y/n) ") == 'n': break

Out of curiosity, now in the

def move(player):

I validate the input which is in the function itself.
But can I define a validation function that uses 'while True' to validate an input that is defined outside of it? Like calling a validate function on any output that is outside of the function?!
Something like this:

answer = input("some stuff here: ")

def validate(parameter):
    while True:
        if parameter is blah blah: break
        print("correct the answer.")
        #some code to return to the answer outside

#Now calling the validate function on answer
validate(answer)