Edhesive intro to computer science - python
any questions between 3.7 - 5.1 + chatbot assignment would be highly valued,
will be giving brainliest to the person with the most correct codes or the fastest.
any goofy or irrelevant answers will be reported.

3.7 code practice
when we read code and predict its output, it is called tracing code.

for this lesson you will come up with your own challenging algorithm for other students to trace. it must contain at least 5 - if statements and use at least one and or or boolean condition. run it in the sandbox, then copy and paste your code in piazza for other students to try.

for this challenge try reading 3 or 4 other students' code - trace the code and predict what it outputs, then run it in the sandbox to see if you got it right.

assignment 3: chatbot
a chatbot is a computer program designed to emulate human conversation. for this program you will use if statements, user input, and random numbers to create a basic chatbot.

here is the scenario: you have decided to start an online website. you are creating a prototype to show investors so you can raise money and launch your website. you should ask the user at least 5 questions ( 5 inputs required ) and use at least 2 if-elif-else statements and give answers depending on how they answer. some responses should be based on what they type, and some should be based on random numbers.

for example, if they say they are sad, your chatbot might respond im sorry to hear that.

you could also have a random number generated between 1 and 3 and have a corresponding response depending on the number such as that is great to hear or so interesting.

sample run

note: your program will be different - this is only an example (user input is in italics)

what is your name?
pascal

hi there pascal, nice to meet you.
how old are you?
17

17 is a good age.
you are old enough to drive.
so, pascal how are you today?
happy

you are happy.
that is good to hear.
tell me more.
i am still happy.

sounds interesting.
well, pascal, it has been nice chatting with you.

4.1 code practice: question 1
write a program that asks the user to enter a name, and then print "nice to meet you name". your program should repeat these steps until the user inputs "nope".

sample run:

enter a name: (nope to end) antonio
nice to meet you antonio
enter a name: (nope to end) jonathan
nice to meet you jonathan
enter a name: (nope to end) tyler
nice to meet you tyler
enter a name: (nope to end) brianne
nice to meet you brianne
enter a name: (nope to end) nope

(and so on)