Day17

Day 17: User Input

Instructions:

1. Open a new python file.
2. The input() function prompts the user for input. The program is paused until the user presses the Enter key.
   print(input())
3. The text within the input() function is the prompt for the user. This can help direct the user to provide a valid input.
   print(input("How many questions will you get asked?"))
4. The results from the input() function can be stored in a variable for use within the program.

   name = input("What is your name?")
   print(name)
   

5. The input() function can be combined with other, previously discussed, functions to create an interactive game.

   resp = input("Do you approach the bridge keeper? (y/n)")
   if "y" in resp.lower():
      print("Those who approach the Bridge of Death must answer me these questions three. There the other side he see.")
      print(input("How do you respond?"))
      name = input("What is you name?")
      print(name)
      quest = input("What is you quest?")
      print(quest)
      answer = input("What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?")
      if "african" in answer.lower() or "european" in answer.lower():
         print("I...I don't know that!")
         print("The bridge keeper is hurtled into the pit and you are free to cross.")
      elif "i don't know" in answer.lower():
         print("{}, you are hurled into the pit and your quest to {} has come to an end.".format(name.capitalize(), quest))
      elif "wait" in answer.lower():
         print("{}, you are hurled into the pit and your quest to {} has come to an end.".format(name.capitalize(), quest))
      else:
         print("'{}' was a good enough answer. You cross the bridge and continue your quest to {}.".format(answer, quest))
   elif "n" in resp.lower():
      print("Just like Sir Robin, you soiled your armor you were so scared. You leave the Bridge of Death, defeated by your own cowardice.")
   else:
      print("For being unable to provide a Yes or No, you are hurled into the pit and your quest is over.")
   

6. Update the log file with what you have learned today.