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This assignment involves writing a Python program to simulate a chatbot conversation. The program must include at least three interactive prompts, take user input and store it in variables, and use techniques like indexing, slicing, concatenation. Pseudocode for the program is provided. Students then code the program in Python using comments, meaningful variable names, and proper indentation. Finally, they complete a post mortem review reflecting on the purpose of the program, how it could be useful, problems encountered, and improvements for next time.

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String Input

This assignment involves writing a Python program to simulate a chatbot conversation. The program must include at least three interactive prompts, take user input and store it in variables, and use techniques like indexing, slicing, concatenation. Pseudocode for the program is provided. Students then code the program in Python using comments, meaningful variable names, and proper indentation. Finally, they complete a post mortem review reflecting on the purpose of the program, how it could be useful, problems encountered, and improvements for next time.

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Name_________________________________ 01.

05 String Input

This assignment has three parts.

Part One: Write a program to simulate a chatbot conversation. Use the following guidelines to write your
program:

1. Decide on an interactive conversation 4. At least once, use the indexing or slicing


someone could have with a computer. technique.
2. Your program should include at least 5. Use concatenation to join string literals
three interactive prompts. and string values.
3. Input from the user should be assigned 6. Write the pseudocode for this program.
to variables and used throughout the Be sure to include any input and output
conversation. needed.

Insert your pseudocode here:

Input:
Comment: Name, Date, Description
Def main()
User inputs his or her name
User inputs his or her age
User inputs his or her country of residence

Part Two: Code the program. Use the following guidelines to code your program.
1. Code the program using Python IDLE. 3. Use meaningful names for all variables.
2. Using comments, type a heading that 4. Follow the Python style conventions
includes your name, today’s date, and a regarding indentation and the use of
short description of the program. white space in your program.

Example of expected output: The output for your program should resemble the following screen shot.
Your specific results will vary depending on the choices you make about the conversation and the input
provided.
Insert a copy of your code from the IDLE here:

# Name: Daniel Romanov

# Date: 9/22/20

# Description: to have an interactive conversation with user

def main():

userName = input(“What is your name?”)

userAge = input(“What is your age?”)

userCountry = input(“In which country do you live in?”)

print(“Hi! My name is ” + userName + “. What is your’s?”)

print(“My name is Moby, and I am 14 years old. How old are you?”)

print(“I am ” + userAge + “. Where are you from?”)

print(“I am from the U.S.A. How about you?”)

print(“I am from ” + userCountry + “.”)

print(“I have to go. It was nice talking to you!”)

main()
Part Three: Complete the Post Mortem Review (PMR). Write thoughtful two to three sentence responses
to all the questions in the PMR chart.
Review Question Response
What was the purpose of your
program?

How could your program be useful in


the real world?

What is a problem you ran into, and


how did you fix it?

Describe one thing you would do


differently the next time you write a
program.

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