A homage to Jonathan Frakes - asking you things

random_riker.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
from typing import List
import random

QUESTIONS = [
    "Have you ever had the desire to write your initials in wet cement?",
    "Ever gone mountain biking?",
    "What do ya wanna be when you grow up?",
    "What's the right tip?",
    "Have you called a plumber to your home lately?",
    "How superstitious are you?",
    "How much money would it take to make you spend a night in a cemetery?",
    "Would you display this as a trophy?",
    "Do you have a pet?",
    "Do you have a sweet tooth?",
    "Do you believe in the power of a curse?",
    "Have you had your hearing tested lately?",
    "Planning a trip soon?",
    "Can you remember the tallest man you've ever seen?",
    "Do ya love to go 'a wanderin' beneath the clear, blue sky?",
    "Have you noticed what big stars real estate agents have become?",
    "Are you careful with your personal records?",
    "Does your computer ever seem to have a mind of its own?",
    "Have you ever visited a China town section in a major city?",
    "Have you ever visited a flea market?",
    "Have you ever visited a truck stop?",
    "Have you ever had a job as a waiter?",
    "Have you noticed how many successful restaurants are theme-based these days?",
]

def get_question(questions: List[str]) -> str:
    question = random.choice(questions)
    return question

def main() -> None:
    question = get_question(QUESTIONS)
    print(question)



if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Needs tests

Changes requested, lacks tests ;-)

Is two questions per run a bug or a feature? :)

Major version change - fixed questions that were not split out.

Tests coming "soon"