[Python] Mad Libs, Basic Game

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 In this Chapter, we're going to make Mad Libs Game, which is making some words and getting the sentence with the words. 


Let's make some random factors

country = input("Enter a contry: ")
job = input("Enter a job: ")
celebrity = input("Enter a celebrity: ")

and then.. 

print("I met a girl in " + country)
print("she is a " + job)
print("she looks like " + celebrity)

Let's Run !

Enter a contry: Canada

Enter a job: teacher

Enter a celebrity: Ariana

And.. Enter ! 

I met a girl in Canada
she is a teacher
she looks like Ariana

Oh ! This is my wish ๐Ÿ˜‹


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