A Madlib invented by John C. to teach 8th graders about programming.

madlib.cpp

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    // This is a madlib.  Enter the following parts of speech below. 
   string adj1 = ""; // Adjective
   string noun1 = ""; // Noun
   string place1 = ""; // Name of a place
   int num1 = 0; // Integer number
   string noun2 = ""; // Plural noun
   string adj2 = ""; // Adjective
   int num2 = 0; // Integer number
   string time1 = ""; // Unit of time, e.g. days, minutes, or years
   string verb1 = ""; // Present or future tense, singular
   string adv1 = ""; // Adverb
   string emo1 = ""; // Emotion adjective
   string grade1 = ""; // Letter Grade, e.g. A+, F
   
    /* 
    Don't peek below until you fill out the parts of speech above.
    Then run the program!
    */
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
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   cout << "\tThe very " << adj1 << " " << noun1 << " went to the " << place1 << " to buy " << num1 << " " << noun2 << ".  The " << noun1 << " was stopped by the " << adj2 << " teacher.  \"Have you done your homework?\" she asked.  \"It was due " << num2 << " " << time1 << " ago!\"\n\t\"No,\" the " << noun1 << "replied. \"Can I " << verb1 << " instead?\"\n\"Fine,\" she said.\n\tSo the " << noun1 << " " << adv1 << " " << verb1 << " until he got " << emo1 << ", and he still only got a grade of " << grade1 << "." << endl;
   return 0;
}