44 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
44 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
# MAD LIBS — Owl
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# The story is at the bottom. It is already written.
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# It needs 5 boxes (variables). You make them.
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# Here is how one box is made:
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#
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# name = input("Type a name: ")
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#
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# Run it with the play button ▶ (top right).
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# 1. Make a box called name. Ask for a name.
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name = input("Type a name: ")
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# 2. Make a box called animal. Ask for an animal.
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# 3. Make a box called food. Ask for a food.
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# 4. Make a box called place. Ask for a place.
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# 5. Make a box called silly_word. Ask for a silly word.
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# ----- THE STORY -----
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# The f means: fill in the boxes.
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# {animal} means: open the box called animal and put its word here.
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print()
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print(f"One day, {name} found a giant {animal} in the {place}.")
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print(f"The {animal} was eating {food}.")
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print(f"It looked up and yelled, \"{silly_word}!\"")
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print(f"So {name} shared the {food}, and they became best friends.")
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print("THE END")
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# BONUS 1: Add two more lines to the story. Use your boxes.
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# BONUS 2: Ask for a number, like this:
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# number = int(input("Type a number: "))
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# Then use {number * 2} in the story. What happens?
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