Question

THIS PROGRAM I HAVE MADE UP CHOOSES A RANDOM STORY AND IS IN MAD LIBS FORMAT.

IM HAVING A DIFICULT TIME FORMING A ALGORITHIM FOR THE PROGRAM. if you coukd develop a algorithim it will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

# Dillon Montefusco, A, B

# need to write up a Mad Libs story itself.

# looping input where it prompts for a type of word

# need to write entire scripts (stories)

# use random to choose a story, so the user cannot read it and can enjoy with his friends also the story.

import random as r # for the story randomize agent

ri = r.randint

def okt(b): # octal number converter (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, THIS FUNCTION IS OFF THE INTERNET)

n = int(b)

r = ''

while n > 0:

r = str(n % 8) + r

n //= 8

if r: return r

return '0'

def get_story(): # This is the story randomize agent

return ri(1, 0o3)

def word_prompt(pos): # part of speech

"""Function takes a word type (part of speech) and returns the word to be inserted in the mainString."""

word = input("Enter a "+str(pos)+": ")

if pos == 'name' or pos == 'male' or pos == 'female' or pos == 'city':

return word.title()

else:

return word.lower()

# THIS IS STORY 01 OF 20

def story01():

wp = word_prompt

story01 = "While going down the "+str(wp('name'))+" Bridge to "+str(wp('city'))+", something out-of-the-ordinary happened... \n\

a bunch of "+str(wp('plural noun'))+" were "+str(wp('verb'))+" over the traffic! It was pretty wierd,\n\

and definitely a "+str(wp('adjective'))+" sight to see, but I guess that's one way to beat the "+str(wp("adjective"))+" traffic. \n\

Man, I wish I could do the same."

return story01

def story02():

wp = word_prompt

story02 = "Homeboy "+str(wp('male'))+" pulled up to the "+str(wp('place'))+" and bought "+str(wp('number'))+" lottery tickets. \n\

Litte did he know, one of the tickets was a "+str(wp('adjective'))+" winner! \nOnce he checked the tickets, homeboy got so happy! \n\

Matter of fact, he was so happy that he "+str(wp('verb'))+" all the way home, \nbut dropped the winning ticket on the way. Long story short, he never got his money. \n\

Sucks to suck, doesn't it?"

return story02

def story03():

wp = word_prompt

story03 = "Back in the olden times there was a "+str(wp('mystical creature'))+" named "+str(wp('name'))+" that \

lived in a "+str(wp('adjective'))+" cave. \nIt was hella dusty in there, and the poor homie had \

trouble breathing. \nBut fear no more, because a "+str(wp('adjective'))+" wizard came through and pulled up with a \nmagical "+str(wp('item'))+" that \

cleaned up the place better than a swiffer sweeper duster! \nIf it wasn't for "+str(wp('male'))+" the Wizard, \

the "+str(wp('mystical creature'))+" would've gotten asthma. \nToo bad inhalers weren't invented back then."

return story03

  

# STORY DETERMINER

def story_determiner(count):

count = count

sn = get_story()

story_random = input("Get a random story?: ")

if story_random.lower() == "no":

story_prompt = input("Enter story number: ")

if story_prompt == "1" or story_prompt == "01":

input(story01())

repeat()

if story_prompt == "2" or story_prompt == "02":

input(story02())

repeat()

if story_prompt == "3" or story_prompt == "03":

input(story03())

repeat()

else:

input("Sorry, I can't recognise that story number!")

if count > 3: # hidden message counter

print("Have you really messed up", okt(count), "times!?")

story_determiner(count + 1)

elif story_random.lower() == "yes":

if sn == 1:

input(story01())

repeat()

elif sn == 2:

input(story02())

repeat()

elif sn == 3:

input(story03())

else:

input("Sorry, feature not available in the educational version!")

exit()

# OVERALL PROGRAM LOOP

def repeat():

a = input("Would you like to do another?: ")

if a.lower() == 'yes':

story_determiner(0)

elif a.lower() == 'no':

input("Thanks for playing! Press enter to close.")

else:

print("Bruh, how about you answer the question, eh?")

repeat()

story_determiner(0) # This line begins the program execution

Answer 1

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# Code

# Dillon Montefusco, A, B

# need to write up a Mad Libs story itself.

# looping input where it prompts for a type of word

# need to write entire scripts (stories)

# use random to choose a story, so the user cannot read it and can enjoy with his friends also the story.

import random as r  # for the story randomize agent

ri = r.randint

def okt(b):  # octal number converter (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, THIS FUNCTION IS OFF THE INTERNET)

    n = int(b)

    r = ''

    while n > 0:

        r = str(n % 8) + r

        n //= 8

        if r:

            return r

    return '0'

def get_story():  # This is the story randomize agent

    return ri(1, 3)

def word_prompt(pos):  # part of speech

    """Function takes a word type (part of speech) and returns the word to be inserted in the mainString."""

    word = input("Enter a "+str(pos)+": ")

    if pos == 'name' or pos == 'male' or pos == 'female' or pos == 'city':

        return word.title()

    else:

        return word.lower()

# THIS IS STORY 01 OF 20

def story01():

    wp = word_prompt

    story01 = "While going down the "+str(wp('name'))+" Bridge to "+str(wp('city')) + ", something out-of-the-ordinary happened... \n\

    a bunch of "+str(wp('plural noun'))+" were "+str(wp('verb'))+" over the traffic! It was pretty wierd, \n\

    and definitely a "+str(wp('adjective'))+" sight to see, but I guess that's one way to beat the "+str(wp("adjective"))+" traffic. \n\

    Man, I wish I could do the same."

    return story01

def story02():

    wp = word_prompt

    story02 = "Homeboy "+str(wp('male'))+" pulled up to the "+str(wp('place'))+" and bought "+str(wp('number')) + " lottery tickets. \n\

    Litte did he know, one of the tickets was a "+str(wp('adjective'))+" winner! \nOnce he checked the tickets, homeboy got so happy! \n\

    Matter of fact, he was so happy that he "+str(wp('verb'))+" all the way home, \nbut dropped the winning ticket on the way. Long story short, he never got his money. \n\

    Sucks to suck, doesn't it?"

    return story02

def story03():

    wp = word_prompt

    story03 = "Back in the olden times there was a "+str(wp('mystical creature'))+" named "+str(wp('name')) + " that \

    lived in a "+str(wp('adjective'))+" cave. \nIt was hella dusty in there, and the poor homie had \

    trouble breathing. \nBut fear no more, because a "+str(wp('adjective'))+" wizard came through and pulled up with a \nmagical "+str(wp('item'))+" that \

    cleaned up the place better than a swiffer sweeper duster! \nIf it wasn't for "+str(wp('male'))+" the Wizard, \

    the "+str(wp('mystical creature'))+" would've gotten asthma. \nToo bad inhalers weren't invented back then."

    return story03

# STORY DETERMINER

def story_determiner(count):

    count = count

    sn = get_story()

    story_random = input("Get a random story?: ")

    if story_random.lower() == "no":

        story_prompt = input("Enter story number: ")

        if story_prompt == "1" or story_prompt == "01":

            input(story01())

            repeat()

        if story_prompt == "2" or story_prompt == "02":

            input(story02())

            repeat()

        if story_prompt == "3" or story_prompt == "03":

            input(story03())

            repeat()

        else:

            input("Sorry, I can't recognise that story number!")

        if count > 3:  # hidden message counter

            print("Have you really messed up", okt(count), "times!?")

            story_determiner(count + 1)

    elif story_random.lower() == "yes":

        if sn == 1:

            input(story01())

            repeat()

        elif sn == 2:

            input(story02())

            repeat()

        elif sn == 3:

            input(story03())

    else:

        input("Sorry, feature not available in the educational version!")

    exit()

# OVERALL PROGRAM LOOP

def repeat():

    a = input("Would you like to do another?: ")

    if a.lower() == 'yes':

        story_determiner(0)

    elif a.lower() == 'no':

        input("Thanks for playing! Press enter to close.")

    else:

        print("Bruh, how about you answer the question, eh?")

        repeat()

        story_determiner(0)  # This line begins the program execution

repeat()

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