Inspiration: I always loved to do MadLibs stories when I was a kid, so to make some is an interesting and fun experience.
What it does: Let's you fill out 5 quick MadLibs stories for some laughs.
How I built it: I used the Python coding language and used the pyCharm IDE to put it together. The program consists of loops that ask you to input different types of words depending on the story you picked. Then, you can read the story with the words you chose and do another story once you're done.
Challenges I ran into: A couple of grammar mistakes, finding out how to make the program repeat when wanted, the loops breaking on occasion for a multitude of reasons, and making it output what I needed.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of: This is my first time writing a program of this size!
What I learned: How to make a Python project repeat when asked to.
What's next for Short MadLibs Stories in Python: I'm hoping to make it a mobile app one day!
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