Question

Using the script story.py as an example and possible starting point, write a script that generates a story using multiple levels of function calls that mirror the structure of your story.

Your script must have the following requirements:

• At least two functions must have randomly determined elements.
• Your script must accept some form of user input (e.g. name of the hero), which is then used throughout the story.
• The function structure of your script must have at least four levels. The example script only has three levels. To add a fourth level, you will need to define at least one extra function and have its returned result used by one of the functions at the bottom level (e.g. create_intro).
• The script must have at least three function calls at some level in your script. The example script already meets this requirement.
• The content of your story must be original.
• The output of your story should be grammatically correct and neatly formatted.

script story.py:

# Sample story for assignment 6
import random

def create_whole_story(hero_name):
intro = create_intro(hero_name)
conflict = create_conflict(hero_name)
resolution = create_resolution(hero_name)
return intro + conflict + resolution

def create_intro(hero):
return hero + " lived in a land not too far away.\n"

def create_conflict(hero):
demise = random.choice(["ring of fire", "tarry pit", "dark abyss"])
return "Alas! {} fell into a {}.\n".format(hero, demise)

def create_resolution(name):
fate = random.choice(["lives", "dies"])
if fate == "lives":
return "Fortunately, wandering shepards came by and saved {}.".format(name)
else:
return "Sadly, that was the last we saw of {}.".format(name)
  

hero = input("What is the hero's name? ")

print("Here's your story...")
print(create_whole_story(hero))

Answer 1

# Sample story for assignment 6
import random

def create_whole_story(hero_name):
intro = create_intro(hero_name)
conflict = create_conflict(hero_name)
resolution = create_resolution(hero_name)
return intro + conflict + resolution

def create_intro(hero):
return hero + " was the strongest of all Vikings. "+create_intro2()

def create_conflict(hero):
demise = random.choice(["ferocious dragon", "dragon hunter", "group of invaders"])
return "While flying with his dragon, {} was attacked by a {}.\n".format(hero, demise)

def create_resolution(name):
fate = random.choice(["lives", "dies"])
if fate == "lives":
return "Fortunately, wandering Vikings came by and supported {} in the fight.".format(name)
else:
return "Sadly, his dragon was lost in the fight.".format(name)

def create_intro2():
return "He had a dragon named Thunder.\n"

  

hero = input("What is the hero's name? ")

print("Here's your story...")
print(create_whole_story(hero))

4 def create_whole_story (hero_name): introcreate intro(hero name) conflict-create_conflict(hero_name) resolutioncreate_resolution(hero_name) return intro + conflict +resolution 6 7 9 10 def create_intro(hero): return hero+" was the strongest of all Vikings. "+create_intro2() 12 13 def create_conflict(hero): demiserandom.choice(["ferocious dragon", "dragon hunter", "group of invaders"]) return "While flying with his dragon, was attacked by a.In".format (hero, demise) 14 15 16 17 def create_resolution(name): fate random.choice(["lives", "dies "]) if fate"lives": return "Fortunately, wandering Vikings came by and supported else: 18 19 in the fight.".format(name) 20 21 return "Sadly, his dragon was lost in the fight.".format (name) 23 24 def create intro20: return "He had a dragon named Thunder.\In" 25 26 27 28 29 heroinput ("What is the hero's name?") 30 31 print("Here's your story...") 32 print(create whole story(hero)) input What is the hero's name Grizzly Here's your story. . . Grizzly was the strongest of all vikings. He had a dragon named Thunder While flying with his dragon, Grizzly was attacked by a dragon hunter. Sadly, his dragon was lost in the fight.