For this mini project you're going to create a Magic 8 Ball.
You're going to ask your Magic 8 Ball a yes or no question and it will randomly give you an answer.
The user is going to ask your 8 ball a yes or no question. Your code needs to prompt them for this question.
Use the input function to display
a prompt and store the response in
a variable.
ans = input("What would you like to ask?")This code will run and display What would you like to ask? on the console. The user
can then type in their question. Their
response is stored in the ans variable.
Next you've got to generate a random
number. We're going to use the random.randint()
function for this.
random.randint takes two parameters, a minimum
and maximum value and returns an integer in that
range, inclusive. For example, random.randint(1,5)
will randomly return a number between 1 and 5,
inclusive (it can be 1 and can be 5).
The code below will randomly select an
integer from 1 to 9 and store it in the
rnd variable.
rnd = random.randint(1,9)In your code, call the random.randint to with a range
of at least 5 numbers and store that value in a variable.
num is probably a good name for your variable.
Last you need a series of possible answers, one for each
possible random number. For example, if num==1 maybe
your code should print out "Outlook looks good" or "No Way!"
You're going to need an if / elif stack that covers
each of the possible values of num.