Learn Python Online in 100 Days - Day 4

Apr 17, 2023#python学习51

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Today's learning started earlier than yesterday. The lesson included practicing print and input by writing a code to generate a small story. It was discovered that colors can be printed in the console using the format \033[]m. However, it was noted that changing the text color is permanent, so it needs to be changed back to white for emphasis. The code involved creating a story with the user as the main character facing their worst enemy with a superpower.

Study Log

Today is a comprehensive practice of print and input, and I wrote a code that generates a short story.
It's amazing that colors can be printed in the console. Printing is a bit magical. The printing format is: \033[]m, for example print("\033[31m"). One thing to note: printing colors is a one-time thing, if used in scenarios like highlighting key points. After changing the text to red, it needs to be changed back to white to take effect.

CODE

print("=== Your Adventure Simulator ===")
print("""You'll be asked a bunch of questions
then we'll make you up adn amazing
story with YOU as the star! 🌟""")
print()
name = input("Your name: ")
enemy = input("Your worst enemy's name: ")
superPower = input("Your super power: ")
print()
print("our story begins as our hero name approaches a foreboding castle...")
print("Suddenly a bolt of lightning striked the ground at the feet of", "\033[31m", name, "\033[0m")
print("'Our final battle begins!' shouts the evil", enemy, superPower, "which means they'll win quite easily")