Uber-Importante: Print Formatting Lesson

Project01 Mad Libs Story Game - Introduction

• Using Python, you will use variables, inputs/outputs, and printing to create a Mad Libs story game. You will need to plan out your Mad Lib before implementing it.
• Mad Libs are a fun way to tell a story. The story is pre-written except for a few words. The user fills in the words before seeing the story. Then the story is read off with the user’s words mixed in!
• Review Mad Libs Rubric
• Name your project proj01MadLibs-vrs01.py
• MadLibs Teacher Demo - Cloud09 file proj01MadLibs-vrs01.py

  Due Tuesday:  Jan 21, 2020 

Unit 01 Review for Quiz (refer back to the posted lessons and readings)

Definitions

• Define: IDE, Python
• Define: interpreter, string, integer, float, value, errors, console, expression
• Define: script, print, run, output, variable
• Define: comments, variable assignment, input
• Review Assigned Readings and Slides

Skills:

• Variable assignments
       x = 5

• print statements with numbers
       print(x)

• print statements with strings
       print ("The cat's name is ")

• print statements with string concatenation     cat_name = 'Garfield'
       print("The cat's name is " + cat_name + '.')

• Know how to use input. Know that the argument of input as well as the user's response is a string. 

 
          twoGuys = input('Who are those two guys?')
          print(twoGuys)                # Prints the user's response
          print( type(twoGuys) )    # str type

          userNumber = input("Feed me a delicious integer.")
          print(userNumber)             # Prints the user's response
          print( type(userNumber) ) # still a str type !!!