@NathanOsman Hi

Hi.

So you need to ask the user some questions and then print a statement using the words they enter?

Did I understand the question right?

Yes.

something like a poem or a story

Okay.

Thanks

To obtain a string from the user, you can use the input() function like this:

name = input("Enter a name: ")

Then you can use the string's format() function to insert the value:

print("Hello, {}!".format(name))

The format() function expects one parameter for every {} in the string and it will substitute the {} for the value of the parameter in the order they are provided.

Does that help?

It does, but its the part that talks about a poem or a story in the one I don't get

Also the user has to enter a minimum of 6 words repeatedly

Ah, so you could use a loop then:

words = []
for i in range(0, 6):
    words.append(input("Enter a word: "))

words is now a list of six words that you can access by index:

print(words[0])

...for example.

Thanks,

Got to run to work. If I need some more help is it OK to ask?

Thanks

Sure!

Just remember to ping me so I don't miss it.

@NathanOsman hi

This works perfect.

How do you make it write a sentence with the entered words instead of just listing the word?

Thanks

You can use the .format() string method to accomplish this.

print("I am a {} person.".format(words[0]))

...for example.

No I mean to create the sentence with all 6 words

Ah, well, you can use more than one {} in the string:

print("I am a {} and {} person.".format(words[0], words[1]))

Just keep adding more {} as needed and add a corresponding parameter to .format().

Thanks a Million

No problem.

Glad to help.