In this module you learned about arrays. You also began learning about implementing arrays and how they can help organize the data in a program.

The magic ball eight was created in the 50's and was produced by mattel. Eight Ball is a toy and is just a game. The magic 8 ball answers your yes/no questions. You will be creating a version of the Magic 8 Ball game. You can use whats inside the attached file to build your array of sayings or use your own.

• You will need put the sayings into an array(No Files at this point).
• The game should allow the the player to ask/type in a question.
• One of the sayings should be randomly picked from the array and displayed to the player(Hint: use random.choice - see link).
• Write the pseudocode and Flowchart for a program that simulates the Magic eight ball game.
• Make a working version of this program in Python.

Complete the flowchart and pseudocode using draw.io. Include your pseudocode by adding a square shape next to your flowchart and populating it with your pseudocode for the program. Export your work in PDF format and upload it to the Blackboard assignment area by clicking on the Browse My Computer button below the text editor.

Complete the Python code using IDLE. Upload your .py file to the Blackboard assignment area by clicking on the Browse My Computer button below the text editor.

This assignment is worth 20 points and will be evaluated using the objectives of the assignment listed.

See Schedule for due date.

sayings:

"As I see it, yes" "It is certain" "Most likely" "Outlook good" "Without a doubt" "Yes - definitely" "You may rely on it" "Reply hazy, try again" "Ask again later" "Better not tell you now" "Cannot predict now" "Concentrate and ask again" "Don't count on it" "My reply is no" "My sources say no" "Outlook not so good" "Very doubtful" "Do I Look Like I Care?" "Yeah, Right" "Ask Again Later" "DUH!"

Im really stuck on this one, anyone who helps thank you so much. I really appreciate you.