module2_day17_userInput.py

"""
    Author:         CaptCorpMURICA
    Project:        100DaysPython
    File:           module2_day17_userInput.py
    Creation Date:  6/6/2019, 9:25 PM
    Description:    Learn about the basics of user input with python.
"""

# The `input()` function prompts the user for input. The program is paused until the user presses the `Enter` key.
print(input())

# 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?"))

# 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)

# 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.")