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Your Initials

Write a Python Turtle Graphics program that writes the initials of your first, middle, and last name. Each letter needs to be a different color.

Your Name

Write a Python Turtle Graphics program that writes the letters of your first, middle, and last name. Each letter needs to be a different color.  Write a function for each letter.

Create via Python Turtle in the SandBox

Build a House

Use Tracy the Turtle to draw a house. The house must have a rough, 2 windows and a door. However, it can surely have a lot more than that!

Create via Python Turtle in the SandBox

Chatbot

Write a simple artificial intelligence chat program. Based on your understanding of control flow (loops & conditionals). Have the chatbot ask a series of questions, the chatbot will then use decision making to respond to your answers. At the end of the program Summarize your answers in paragraph form. 

Test one out here.

Random number generator

Your challenge is to write a python game that rolls a single die and generates a random number from 1 to 6. The game sums each number after each roll. If the player rolls a one or the total is greater than 99 the game is over, and then the game should print the total of the rolls to the screen then ask the player if he or she wants to play again.

Make sure you import math and import random before you write your program. This game should incorporate concepts from Control Flow (If/Else & While).

Madlibs

Create a “Mad-libs” game using Python. This assignment is based on the concepts introduced in the Basic Python and Console Interaction module of codehs.com. Create the program in the sandbox.

  • Ask the user to input his or her name.
  • Then, using 5 additional inputs, ask the user to supply 5 words.
  • Save each word in a separate variable.
  • Then using the print command, print to the screen the information stored in variables to display a “Mad-libs” type of story, i.e. create a few paragraphs of information in story format. Remember to concatenate your strings (text) and variables using the “+” sign.

Try a Madlib here.
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