Python Programming

print(“Welcome to the Mad Libs Casino! Please pay a coin to play.”) # welcoming user ask = input(“Do you want to play: Reply with yes, or no.”) if ask == “no”: print(“Then why did you run this program in the first place? You’re still\n going to play.”) if ask == “yes”: name = “” # last few lines will be filled later adjective = “” favouriteSnack = “” number = “” activity = “” creature = “” verb = “” adjective2 = “” Name = input(“Give a name: “) #user input Adj = input(“Give an adjective: “) FavSnack = input(“Give...

Indexes are perfect to use in Python when you have to locate a certain part in a string. For example: In the code above, abc is put into index of abc. The quotations say b, so where is b? Start from the start, and count. a is 1, space is 2, b is 3. So b is located in 3. Here is another example: Now we find “u” in queue. q is 1. u is 2. So print 2. We don’t print 4 because that u is after.

Python lists can be extremely useful. What is a list? A list holds elements together. Example: The element “hi” is element 0. “hello” is number 1. So the first element we see is actually the 0th element in Python. What you can do to a list: (result is below) Also:

You might have thought that the lottery is pretty cool, right? You only spend a speck of your money and can get more! And you have a big chance of winning the money because you get to choose more than 1 number, right? Well, that might be what most people think, but the lottery has a very special way of earning money. True, a very, very lucky person might win that pile of cash, but by that time, the lottery has got more than millions of dollars from people who don’t recognize what the lottery wants to do and what...