MrDMurray

print("Welcome to FULL CAPS SHOUTtron")

insult=input("We meet again human. What am I?")

print("OH YEAH? YOU'RE A "+insult.upper())

#adding .upper() makes the string all uppercase (capital letters)

MrDMurray

#Prints all functions available to the user in a module. Great way to find out all the useful functions that a module (in this case time) can let you access. Try substituting "time" with other modules like "math".

import time

everything =dir(time)

print(everything)

MrDMurray

#-------------------------------------------------------
#The Mr. Murray Detector 9000
#-------------------------------------------------------
#The program asks the user 3 yes or no questions
beard=input("Does this person have a beard? yes or no?")
shirt=input("Does this person wear a shirt? yes or no?")
science=input("Is he talking about science? yes or no?")

#only gives the Mr. Murray answer if all three are equal to yes.
if beard=="yes" and shirt=="yes" and science=="yes":

MrDMurray

def epicINATOR(word):                                   #defines the function
    print(word+"???")                                   #prints it back with some question marks
    print("more like...")                               
    yoke = word+"INATORRRRR!!!"                         #adds INATORRR to the word you type in 
    yoke = yoke.upper()                                 #makes is UPPER CASE
    print(yoke)                                         
    print("THE ROMAN GOD OF " + word.upper() +"ING!")   #sticks the result in a sentance

while True:
    epicINATOR(input("Giveth me a word mortal.. "))     #calls the function with a user input as it's value

MrDMurray

bag = ['pokeball',"pokedex"]            #makes a list with two items called bag

print("Welcome to the pokeshop!")

print("Let's see what's in your bag")

print (bag)                            #prints out what items are in the bag starting off

while True:                             #loops this part till a purchase is made

MrDMurray

#This program accepts an input from the user and then searches through a list to see if there is a match.
#It then counts how many matches there are.


bag = ["raspberry", "pokeball", "pokeball", "pokeball", "great ball", "potion"] #This is the list of items in the bag

print (bag) #Prints the contents of the bag

count = 0 #starts the count at 0

MrDMurray

# this piece of code prints out characters and makes the list of words into uppercase

#The list as it is normally

inventory = ["pickaxe", "sword", "diamonds"]
print(inventory)



#Method 1: Using .upper each time

MrDMurray

# this piece of code prints out characters and makes the list of words into uppercase

#The list as it is normally

inventory = ["pickaxe", "sword", "diamonds"]
print(inventory)



#Method 1: Using .upper each time

MrDMurray

score = 0       #set the starting score to 0

print (score)           #prints the score
score = score + 1              #adds 1 to the score

print(score)            #prints the score
score = score + 1              #adds 1 to the score

print(score)            #prints the score
score = score + 3              #adds 3 to the score

MrDMurray

#  / means divide
#  10/2 is ten divided by 2
#  10/2 = 5

#  % means remainder
# 10%2 is how much is left over (remainder) when 10
# is divided by 2.
# 10%2 = 0

if 6%2 == 0: