| 313 | | * Randomly build the sayings from at least three different lists of nouns and verb phrases (Hint: Use the Python [[https://docs.python.org/3/library/random.html#|random]] functions, its available in the online editor). |
| 314 | | * Make the random sayings sound suitably cryptic and wise. |
| 315 | | * The program should prompt the user for the number of sayings they want output, validate that it is indeed a number, and print out that many. |
| 316 | | * Use functions and control structures to make the code manageable. Its best if you work in pairs for this exercise. |
| 317 | | * If you need help, refer to this lesson, the [[https://docs.python.org/3/index.html | Official Python 3 Documentation]], and don't hesitate to ask the mentors. |
| 318 | | [[br]] |
| 319 | | (We'll only show you the answer to this one once you show us your solution. Its a final exam |
| | 313 | + Randomly build the sayings from at least three different lists of nouns and verb phrases (Hint: Use the Python [[https://docs.python.org/3/library/random.html#|random]] functions, its available in the online editor). |
| | 314 | + Make the random sayings sound suitably cryptic and wise. |
| | 315 | + The program should prompt the user for the number of sayings they want output, validate that it is indeed a number, and print out that many. |
| | 316 | + Use functions and control structures to make the code manageable. Its best if you work in pairs for this exercise. |
| | 317 | + If you need help, refer to this lesson, the [[https://docs.python.org/3/index.html | Official Python 3 Documentation]], and don't hesitate to ask the mentors. |
| | 318 | [[br]] |
| | 319 | (We'll only show you the answer to this one once you show us your solution. Its a final exam, after all...) |
