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1.9 LAB: Input: Mad Lib Mad Libs are activities that have a person provide various words, which are then used to complete a short story in unexpected (and hopefully funny) ways. Complete a program that reads four values from input and stores the values in variables first_name, generic_location, whole_number, and plural_noun. The program then uses the input values to output a short story. The first input statement is provided in the code as an example. Notes: To test your program in the Develop mode, pre-enter four values (in separate lines) in the input box and click the Run program button. The auto-grader in the Submit mode will test your program with different sets input of values. Ex: If the input values are: Eric Chipotle 12 cars then the program uses the input values and outputs a story: Eric went to Chipotle to buy 12 different types of cars Ex: If the input values are: Brenda Philadelphia 6 bells then the program uses the input values and outputs a story: Brenda went to Philadelphia to buy 6 different types of bells

          1.9 LAB: Input: Mad Lib
Mad Libs are activities that have a person provide various words, which are then used to complete a short story in unexpected (and
hopefully funny) ways.
Complete a program that reads four values from input and stores the values in variables first_name, generic_location,
whole_number, and plural_noun. The program then uses the input values to output a short story. The first input statement is provided
in the code as an example.
Notes: To test your program in the Develop mode, pre-enter four values (in separate lines) in the input box and click the Run program
button. The auto-grader in the Submit mode will test your program with different sets input of values.
Ex: If the input values are:
Eric
Chipotle
12
cars
then the program uses the input values and outputs a story:
Eric went to Chipotle to buy 12 different types of cars
Ex: If the input values are:
Brenda
Philadelphia
6
bells
then the program uses the input values and outputs a story:
Brenda went to Philadelphia to buy 6 different types of bells

1.9 LAB: Input: Mad Lib
Mad Libs are activities that have a person provide various words, which are then used to complete a short story in unexpected (and
hopefully funny) ways.
Complete a program that reads four values from input and stores the values in variables firstname, genericlocation,
wholenumber, and pluralnoun. The program then uses the input values to output a short story. The first input statement is provided
in the code as an example.
Notes: To test your program in the Develop mode, pre-enter four values (in separate lines) in the input box and click the Run program
button. The auto-grader in the Submit mode will test your program with different sets input of values.
Ex: If the input values are:
Eric
Chipotle
12
cars
then the program uses the input values and outputs a story:
Eric went to Chipotle to buy 12 different types of cars
Ex: If the input values are:
Brenda
Philadelphia
6
bells
then the program uses the input values and outputs a story:
Brenda went to Philadelphia to buy 6 different types of bells

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