- The Input Is A List Of Strings Add Code Below It And Fix Indentation And Variable Names If Needed So That The Code Wi 1 (82.35 KiB) Viewed 29 times
# create the input
input = ["Pat,Smith,girl,65 Elm Street,eat", "John,Doe,Boy,25,123
Candy Lane, tickle"]
# split at the comma
pieces = input.split(",")
# initialize the variables
firstName = pieces[0]
lastName = pieces[1]
gender = pieces[2]
address = pieces[3]
verb = pieces[4]
# create the story
start = "Once there was a " + gender + " named " + firstName +
"."
next1 = "A good " + gender + " living at " + address + "."
next2 = "One day, a wicked witch came to the " + lastName + "
house."
next3 = "The wicked witch was planning to " + verb + " " +
firstName + "!"
ending = "But " + firstName + " was smart and avoided the wicked
witch."
# print the story
print(start)
print(next1)
print(next2)
print(next3)
print(ending)
The input is a list of strings, add code below it (and fix indentation and variable names if needed) so that the code will print a story for each string in the list. Save & Run Load History = 1 # create the input 2 input = ["Pat, Smith, gir1,65 Elm Street, eat", "John, Doe 3 4 # split at the comma 5 pieces input.split(",") 6 7 # initialize the variables 8 firstName = pieces[0] 9 lastName = pieces[1] 10 gender = pieces [2] 11 address = pieces [3] 12 verb = pieces [ 4 ] 13 14 # create the story 15 start = "Once there was a + gender + named + fire 16 nexti "A good + gender + " living at " + address + 17 next2 = "One day, a wicked witch came to the + lastne 18 next3 = "The wicked witch was planning to " + verb + 19 ending = "But + firstName + " was smart and avoided 20 21 # print the story 22 print (start) 23 print(next1) 24 print(next2) 25 print (next 3) 26 print(ending) 11 + 11 1 27