Complete code listing

Here is the final code you should have when you have completed this chapter. You can use this code listing to check that you have everything in the right order, or look for other problems in your code. Of course, you are free to change the contents of the lists and dictionaries to whatever you like; this is only an example:

import random

def chooseAdjective(tag):
    while True:
        item = random.choice(adjectives.keys())
        if adjectives[item] == tag:
            break
    return item

names = ["Alice", "Bob", "Carol", "Dave"]
adjectives = {"fast":"good", "slow":"bad", "pretty":"good", "smelly":"bad"}
nouns = ["dog", "car", "face", "foot"]

name = random.choice(names)
#adjective = random.choice(adjectives)
noun = random.choice(nouns)

if name == "Alice":
    adjective = chooseAdjective(&quot...

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Raspberry Pi Projects for Kids (Second Edition)

By : Daniel Leonard Bates

Raspberry Pi Projects for Kids (Second Edition)

By: Daniel Leonard Bates

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Raspberry Pi Projects for Kids (Second Edition)

By : Daniel Leonard Bates

Raspberry Pi Projects for Kids (Second Edition)

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